Husbands Should Stop Cooking Says European Expert
A Paris based food advertising figure Stephen Dyboski warns husbands to avoid cooking as a hobby. He claims it can ruin marriages and that cooking should stay with women. He cites polls and describes wives preferring men to cook in the kitchen, while promoting outdoor grilling as a man's arena.
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Stephen Dyboski
Paris
Sissy
Galifianakis Debates Attendance Claims in North Carolina Campaign
In High Point Galifianakis challenged Senator Jordan's attendance figures, touting a 92 percent House roll call attendance and 93 percent voting rate. He defended his district work on Falls of the Neuse funding and criticized Jordan for tax positions while opposing marijuana legalization but supporting decriminalization. He notes strong support across North Carolina counties in the Fourth District.
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Nick Galifianakis
Durham
Washington
High Point
Galifianakis
B. Everett Jordan
Senate
Jordan
College Village
Kis
House
North Carolina
Nouse
Congress
Weekend Piedmont Forecast Clouds and Mild Showers
The Piedmont area will see a cloudy Sunday with highs in the mid to upper 60s. Tonight and Monday bring a chance of rain, with a low around 50 tonight and highs in the 60s Monday. northeast winds at 10 to 20 mph and a 30 percent chance of precipitation.
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Piedmont
Police Theft Ring Sixth Officer Charged by ARTHUR UTLEY
Patrolman Archie R. Pilkenton 24 of Eugene Ave was dismissed and charged with felonious breaking and entering tied to a theft ring in the police department. He followed J M Kelly George Burton Jr J M Howard and W R LeGrand in arrests tied to coin operated machines at Flash Market.
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Laurie Pritchett
Archie R. Pilkenton
Eugene Ave
Pilkenton
N. Main Street
Force
J. M. Kelly
George Burton Jr
J. M. Howard
W. R. LeGrand
D. L. Jarrett
Jarrett
Pritchett
Kelly
Stewart Hartley
Randolph Zoning Program Set to Move Forward
Randolph County plans a large zoning program to protect land around the proposed state zoo site on Purgatory Mountain. The expanded area covers Asheboro to Franklinville and extends along U.S. 220 U.S. 64 and N C 42, with water and sewer lines to the mountain. The planning board grows from five to seven members, including Don Hancock Don Andrews Don Fowler and Jack Scot.
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Asheboro
Randolph County
Purgatory Mountain
Franklinville Township
Cedar Grove
Union Townships
Richland Township
Rich
U.S. 64
U.S. 220
N.C. 42
County Planning Board
Don Hancock
Trinity
Don Andrews
Franklinville
Don Fowler
New Hope
Jack Scot
Randolph Page
High Point Enterprise Info and Subscription Rates
The High Point Enterprise announces subscription options with daily and Sunday, Sunday only, and daily only plans. Rates vary by duration, with mail and carrier prices listed, plus tax notes and advertising reps.
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High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Associated Press
Liberal Democrats Dominate Guilford County Meeting
At the Guilford County Democratic convention in Greensboro Wallace forces were outmatched by a coalition of reform Democrats and blacks. The seven hour session at Smith High School narrowed to roll call delays, elected Jim Turner as chairman and approved a 32 member at large slate. coalition candidates won key party posts and a coalition slate for the congressional district committee was formed.
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Greensboro
Wallace
Guilford County
Smith High School
George Wallace
Jim Turner
George McGovern
Reform Democrats
Jackie Kimbro
Turner
Nan Manuel
Rt. 10
Charles Pinckney
Margaret Poisson
High Point
Delores Ahrens
John Watson
Republicans Name District Delegates for National Convention
Six district Republicans gathered in Greensboro to nominate delegates and an elector for the National GOP Convention. Ruby W. Collins of High Point among two delegates and two alternates. R. Odell Payne and Bill Simpson named, with Susan Moore as alternate. Anne Morrison chosen district presidential elector. Gardner spotlighted, Holshouser backed by Sen. Phil Kirk. runoff set for June 6. Payne seeks another term in the House.
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Greensboro
Jim Holshouser
Frank Rouse
Jim Gardner
Ruby W. Collins
R. Odell Payne
Guilford County
Bill Simpson
Rockingham County
Susan Moore
Anne Morrison
Gardner
Phil Kirk
Holfhouser
GOP
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Patty Campbell
Betty Kornegay
Jim van Hecke
Cliff Mitchell
Fred Allen
Charles W. Pinckney
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Freda Wall
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Elizabeth Brinson
Albert A. Campbell
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