Lawmakers Return To Raleigh
North Carolina legislators resume in Raleigh for a busy week with aims to advance new laws and finalize the two year budget. The Joint Appropriations and Finance committees plot hearings on UNC and Highway Commission requests and a state budget proposal of 637 million dollars with 26 million in new taxes.
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Working People Across Puzzle Clues
A crossword of miscellaneous clues across numbers. Includes entries such as Heraldic band and Great Lake with various wordplay hints and definitions about people roles and objects.
You Can Profit By Watching Expert
In a French team match Pierre Albarran secured a difficult slam in spades. Facing a tricky defense with West discarding a diamond, Albarran discarded a club from his hand and then played hearts and clubs from dummy to set up a series of ruffs. The play left South with two trumps and a diamond, enabling the final ruff and a late diamond promotion to win the last tricks.
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Pineapple Top Grows Palmlike Plant in Water Jar
A pineapple top placed in a pint jar of water develops into an attractive palm like houseplant. The root and leaf growth demonstrate successful propagation from the fruit top.
Your Heart's In Your Hands Why You Had Or Are Due a Heart Attack
A New York feature introduces heart attack risks in a guide by Dr. William A. Brams. It profiles typical victims, noting most sufferers are men aged 45 to 70 with high stress and poor habits, while stressing that cause remains unclear and that prevention matters.
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TV Awards Nominations Announced for Emmys
Hollywood lists 21 categories with favorites among newcomers George Gobel Disneyland and veterans Jackie Gleason and I Love Lucy. Nominees span best actor and actress in regular series, top comedy and variety shows, dramatic series, and individual programs. Winners revealed March 7 at Moulin Rouge with national telecast. voting by 750 academy members.
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Sonja Henie Hosts Glamorous Circus Themed Party
Hollywood party at Ciro's drew 200 guests including James and Mrs Mason Esther Williams and Zsa Zsa Gabor in circus costumes with a $15,000 extravaganza featuring a hippo calliope candy side show and champagne all night.
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Television Schedule for WUNC-TV Chapel Hill Channel 4
Program lineup for Monday lists Today's Homemaker at 3 30 pm Little Schoolhouse at 4 00 Movies with Marthe at 4 30 The Younger Set at 5 30 Emer than Fiction at 7 30 Piano o at 7 45 Movien Singing at 8 30 The world we Want Ideas at 10 00 This I Believe.
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Evening TV Schedule Highlights For Winston-Salem
The lineup features WTOB channel 26 at 8 00 with The Women and a 8 30 headlines segment followed by Weatherscope at 6 45 and My Father's House at 6 50. News airs 7 18 before Name's the Same at 7 30 and Marko closes the slate.
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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Local Listings
Radio programming for Monday and Tuesday includes news updates at 6 PM and 6:30 PM, and a sequence of sports, commentary, and music shows featuring CBS and ABC networks. Notable items include Henry J. Taylor broadcasts, Best of Broadways, Talent Scouts, and orchestral performances with Martha Lou Harp.
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Police raid arrests escalate in Boston gambling sweep
Police returned to the scene of a gambling raid yesterday and stepped up their action. In the first raid they arrested two for gaming and 10 for being present. In the second raid two more for gaming and 14 for being present, including four married women aged 21 to 35, with eight of the 16 taken in the second raid having been arrested in the first.
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Overweight Raises Stroke and Heart Risk, Doctors Warn
The text notes excess flesh increases disease risk and cites scattered patient anecdotes of family cases. It suggests heredity versus environment as possible factors, then offers a hopeful prognosis that most people recover from a first attack and live long, with further details promised in upcoming sections.
Investment leaders say US needs 24 billion yearly for new plant
Investment bankers claim the US economy requires 24 billion dollars per year for new plant and equipment to provide jobs and maintain facilities. Walter Schmidt of the Investment Bankers Assn of America estimated 12 billion for new capital to create jobs and another 12 billion for maintenance and replacement. The remarks came during NAM radio program It's Your Business with Kenneth R. Miller.
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