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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1974

Page

4

Stevens Declares Momentum In Tight U.S. Senate Race

Republican William E. Stevens campaigns in Raleigh and Greensboro amid optimism he can unseat Democrat Robert Morgan. Gov. Jim Holshouser wagers on outcomes while Ford Reagan visits boost momentum as Stevens predicts a late peak for his bid.

Robert B. Cullen Associated Press Raleigh U.S. Senate William E. Stevens Stevens Greensboro Robert Morgan Jim Holshouser Holshouser Hotshouser Ford California Ronald Reagan Charlotte Holfhouser James Carson

North Carolina awards honor four state figures

Gov. Jim Holshouser presented the annual North Carolina Awards for notable accomplishments in Raleigh. Recipients: Dr. Ellen Black Winston for public service, James B. Wyngaarden for science, William C. Fields for fine arts, and Thad Stein Jr. for literature. Fields noted as painter and cultural contributor. Stein recognized for poetry and prose.

Raleigh Jim Holshouser North Carolina Ellen Black Winston James B. Wyngaarden Durham William C. Fields Fayetteville Thad Stein Jr Oxford Winston U.S Wyngaarden Frederic M. Hanes Duke University Fields Stem

Ford Takes No Stand On Cigarette Regulation

President Ford offered a noncommittal stance on a National Cancer Advisory Board call for federal limits on high tar and nicotine cigarettes. He said Congress should consider the board's views alongside other perspectives while noting disagreement over sufficient scientific evidence for safe tar and nicotine levels. The board urged restricting access to high nicotine cigarettes and possible advertising bans to reduce harm. Ford asked for an assessment of scientific data to support federal regulation.

Washington Ford National Cancer Advisory Board Congress United States Advisory Board

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