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Subject/Name: Rogers, Dennis (Column)

Article(s) Referenced In:

1. B. M. Robertson Mule Co. keeps tradition alive in Clayton - Ja 9 89 1C
2. Wilson Arts Center a monument to the art of plate-passing - Ja 10 89 1C
3. Crew and plane survive crash-landing in a 'beastly' swamp - Ja 12 89 1C
4. Mayberry deserves to resume its place on Raleigh airwaves - Ja 13 89 1C
5. 'Damn Yankees' learn 'trust' isn't about banks in Seaboard - Ja 16 89 1C
6. Some things in life are perfect - and here's what they are - Ja 17 89 1C
7. Columbus County history offers real-life tale of romance (King and Fosque) - Ja 19 89 1C
8. FFA member says reason for name change misunderstood - Ja 20 89 1C
9. Woman finds final resting place for infant's tombstone - Ja 23 89 1C
10. On second thought, can the yams and pass the sweetpotatoes - Ja 24 89 1C
11. ECU doctor (Jones) going into Africa for lessons he can take out - Ja 26 89 1C
12. 'The Andy Griffith Show' to return by popular demand - Ja 27 89 1C
13. For this old soldier (Surgeon), the deepest wound comes after death - Ja 30 89 1C
14. A country with so many Chihuahuas is going to the dogs - Ja 31 89 1C
15. Veterans of 'The Forgotten War' need a memorial, too - Fe 2 89 1C
16. Travel can broaden one's horizons and boggle one's mind - Fe 3 89 1C
17. Country music: It's a whole heap deeper than you think - Fe 6 89 1C
18. 'Cowboy Jim' knew little about horses on trail to true love - Fe 7 89 1C
19. Love rode in and knocked 'Cowboy Jim' off his horse - Fe 9 89 1C
20. Remembering not a top priority for Korean War veterans - Fe 10 89 1C
21. Scotland High band's socks cost $20,000, darned if they don't - Fe 13 89 1C
22. Poor people live in a world that has no place for them - Fe 14 89 1C
23. The best medicine in the Third World is merely survival - Fe 16 89 1C
24. Chihuahua fans bite back after attack on breed they adore - Fe 17 89 1C
25. Librarian seeks help in compiling heritage of blacks in N.C. - Fe 20 89 1C
26. To really get the thrill of flying, just step out of the plane - Fe 21 89 1C
27. War devoured Vietnam's rice paddies, farm agent's mission - Fe 23 89 1C
28. Writer says George Washington's tree had Tar Heel roots - Fe 24 89 1C
29. In Weldon, the life of B.F. Turner was a tiny newspaper - Fe 27 89 1C
30. Don't dump Grandma's relics in Spring Hope's museum - Fe 28 89 1C
31. 'Fame' kids of Ligon School have talent for helping others - Mr 2 89 1C
32. Col. Sanders' dream come true: three-legged chickens - Mr 3 89 1C
33. Foundation works to preserve homes' historic heritage - Mr 13 89 1C
34. Good Samaritan left twisting in the wind before letdown - Mr 14 89 1C
35. At Bentonville, 4000 fell to win a battle in a lost war - Mr 16 89 1C
36. Four-lane garden could give new meaning to 'food to go' - Mr 17 89 1C
37. From country to bluegrass, UNC library has got them all - Mr 20 89 1C
38. Something was missing from Elon College time capsule - Mr 23 89 1C
39. Carrboro man felt, saw fear over Three Mile Island mishap - Mr 24 89 1C
40. Never before had the Green Berets lost so many in one day (helicopter accident) - Mr 27 89 1C
41. Guru of the garden reveals secrets of growing healthy kudzu - Mr 28 89 1C
42. Scots wha ha wi auld socks bled, welcome undarned ones - Mr 30 89 1C
43. Raleigh bests Charlotte in, of all things, termite damage - Mr 31 89 1C
44. Mr. King of Kingdome fame truly had Tar on his Heels - Ap 3 89 1C
45. Special forces owe green berets to President Kennedy - Ap 4 89 1C

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