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Birth control pills recalled
by Laura Seism
Staff Writer
All Modicon birth control pills have been
recalled by their manufacturer, Ortho
Pharmaceutical Corporation, following the
discovery of discoloration in some pills, Dr.
Donald E. Harris, Student Health Service,
health educator, said Sunday.
But the company's only concern is that the
pills may be less effective as a means of birth
control, Harris said. Women taking the pills
should not panic, he said, because the
discolored pills are not dangerous.
Harris said there is no way to determine
how many UNC women will be affected by
the recall. The Student Health Service has
prescribed Modicon, as have many private
doctors, he said.
Most doctors prescribe the lower-estrogen
pill when necessary for medical reasons, he
said, and the Student Health Service follows
the same procedure.
Women using Modicon should complete
their present cycle of pills and use another
means of contraception at the same time,
Harris said. They should also contact a
.physician to get a prescription for another
product.
The estrogen component in the discolored
pills did not meet company standards,
Harris said. The company specifies that
Modicon contains 35 micrograms of
estrogen, but some of the discolored pills had
as little as 22.3 micrograms, he said.
The lower estrogen level may increase' the
Correction
In a story in Friday's DTH concerning
public beer sales it was incorrectly reported
that Police Attorney Jean Boyles said she
believes local ordinances restricting public
consumption of beer and unfortified wine
conflicts with state law.
Also, the quote attributed to UNC public
law professor Ben Loeb should have read,"l
think the town is trying to circumvent (the
state law) by using the 'consumption,' " not
"I have doubts the town is trying...."
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chance of pregnancy, Harris said. "But there
are birth control pills sold on the market
today that contain as low as 20 micrograms
of estrogen, and they are effective
contraceptives. So the low er estrogen level in
the discolored pills does not necessarily
mean that pregnancy will occur."
All Modicon tablets have not become
discolored, but the company decided to
recall all the pills until the cause and effects
of the discoloration could be determined,
Harris said. The Food and Drug
Board approves Bullard
by Art Eisenstadt
Staff Writer
The Campus Governing Council
Administration Committee approved by
consent Sunday the nomination of Graham
Bullard for student body treasurer.
Student Body President Bill Bates
nominated Bullard, a junior chemistry major
from Wilson, Friday, to succeed Mike
O'Neal in the treasurer's office.
Bullard has served as assistant treasurer
since September and was acting treasurer
while O'Neal challenged in Student Supreme
Court his dismissal by Bates." His
nomination is scheduled to be brought
before- CGC Tuesday night.
Bates originally nominated Bullard for
treasurer shortly after firing O'Neal, but the
Administration Committee tabled the
nomination pending the outcome of
O'Neal's suit against Bates.
Before hearing the case, the court
authorized Bullard to sign requisitions, but
Bullard refused to do so, saying the court did
not have the constitutional authority to issue
such an order. At that time, Bullard said he
was considering leaving Student
Government.
"1 was assured by Bill Bates that the office
of the treasurer would not be so subject to
capricious dismissal or anything like that,"
Bullard said Sunday. "It had been my
concern as a result of the court ruling that the
treasurer could be dismissed anytime he
disagreed with the president."
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Administration is aware of the situation but
did not request the recall.
Modicon is the only Ortho-manufactured
pill affected by the recall. Ortho-Novum
150, Ortho-Novum 180 and Ortho
Novum 2 Milligrams will still be sold, he
said.
Since Modicon has only been on the
market approximately 18 months, the
number of women using Modicon is
relatively small compared to those using
other pills.
In a related development, the CGC Rules
and Judiciary Committee approved
Thursday legislation to require CGC
approval for a president to dismiss a
constitutional officer.
If approved by CGC, the bill would
require a constitutional amendment, and
must also be approved in a student
referendum before going into effect.
Committee chairperson Ben Steelman
said Sunday the bill would prohibit
constitutional officers from being removed
from office except by resignation, CGC
impeachment or dismissal with the majority
consent of CGC. It would also require the
nomination of student attorney general to be
approved by two-thirds of CGC, like the
treasurer, instead of the current majority
approval.
"We felt removal should be momentous
enough that it requires deliberation, not be
done hastily or for personal reasons,"
Steelman said.
The bill was co-authored by Steelman and
CGC Rep. Dick Pope. Steelman, who was
co-plaintiff in O'Neal's suit against Bates,
said, "This wasn't done for purely personal
reasons. The case of O'Neal vs. Bates
presented obvious conflicts that could be
involved in the future."
Bates criticized the bill saying, "CGC is
raising its arms because it feels it doesn't
have any power." The student body
president should have control over members
of the executive branch, he said.
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