Patricia Hearst named heir to Millicent Hearst estate
New York UP I report Patricia Hearst to share in roughly 2.5 million dollar estate of Millicent Hearst widow of William Randolph Hearst Sr. Under a 1972 will and codicils the assets are placed in family trusts benefiting Patricia's siblings and Randolph Hearst's brothers along with their families.
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New York
UPI
Patricia Hearst
Millicent V. Hearst
William Randolph Hearst Sr
Patricia
Berkeley
Calif
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bill
Emily Harris
FBI
San Francisco Examiner
Randolph A. Hearst
Mrs. Hearst
Manhattan
Catherine
Virginia
Anne
Victoria
Randolph
William R. Jr
David
Beverly Hills
Madison bachelor seeks 23 to 28 woman through ads
A 31-year-old Madison bachelor who places $175.07 newspaper ads to find a mate reports 14 responses, with one 25-year-old pumpkin ice cream fan catching his eye. He lists preferences including height, weight, nonsmoker status, and never having married, plus a detailed wish list matching lifestyle and dislikes.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Milwaukee
Christmas joy for 6 year old Patrick Lewis in ABERNATHY Texas
Six year old Patrick Lewis born with multiple disabilities gains mobility with artificial arms legs and a wheelchair. His teacher Miss Alma Ruth Patterson notes he cannot spell handicap but overcomes it with ambition and enthusiasm. Guardians report continued community support from Scottish Rite Hospital Dallas. His therapist says he may walk with minimal help for life and he is already learning to use a pencil.
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Tex
UPI
Patrick Lewis
Pat
Alma Ruth Patterson
Miss Patterson
Inous Bell Lewis
Scottish Rite Hospital
Dallas
Inflation and scarcity strain American families study finds
A General Mills backed study led by Daniel Yankelovich Inc reports families show increased borrowing and credit use as inflation bites. Experts warn some groups slip toward a low mood as they delay medical care and deplete savings to preserve living standards while calls grow for money management training and better access to guidance.
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General Mills
Daniel Yankelovich, Inc
Flour ishing emporium of New England in 1849 Boston Almanac
The 1849 Boston Almanac, a pocket compendium published by S N Dickinson, labels Boston as the flourishing emporium of New England. It contains a 82-page city business directory, trade invitations, 35 pages on public schools with 330 teachers and a $167 550 payroll, plus lists of streets officials and local trivia.
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UPI
America
New England
S.N. Dickinson
George Glass
Brattle Book Shop
Josiah ‘Quincy Jr
Zepheniah Samp
Son
Joel Wheeler
Glass
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