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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
9
Practical guide on selecting lean beef pork lamb and veal cuts to minimize fat. Includes spice usage low calorie herbs and a simple beef liver and vegetable skewer recipe with marinade and a hamburger method. Ends with two compact meal yields and portions.
At Ohio State University an experimental German living learning project gathers 19 diverse students in Lincoln Tower to immerse in language. No academic credit, two part time assistants coordinate with German faculty while residents record and review their speech to improve fluency.
North Carolina remains a growing Christmas tree producer with about 330000 trees cut in 1971 for the December holiday season, a 10 percent rise from 1970. State forestry specialists predict another 30000 trees will be added in 1972.
A concise weight loss program offers steady results without sensational claims. The 12 day supply is priced at $2.50, comparable to the cost of two cups of coffee.
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