House of the Week design H-7 by Rudolph A Matern
A 2 280 square foot living and bedroom level home with 737 square feet of bonus space on the recreation level and a two car garage. The transitional side to side split level emphasizes economy through standard lumber and stock pieces. The plan features five bedrooms, a large foyer, front kitchen, generous closets, and a master bath with a large shower.
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Rudolph A. Matern
Burton and Taylor poised for wedding after Mexican divorce
Hollywood report says Richard Burton free to wed Elizabeth Taylor as Sybil Burton wins Mexican divorce and custody. Eddie Fisher to pursue Mexican divorce from Liz while lawyers finalize settlement in New York. Expected nuptials likely in Puerto Vallarta after settlement.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Burton
Marc Antony
Liz
Cleopatra
Sybil Burton
Eddie Fisher
Mike Todd
Eddie
Elizabeth
New York
Mexico
Fisher
Bravo
Puerto Vallarta
Ex-St. Bernard Head Takes Post
Rev. Brian J. Egan former president of St. Bernard College in Cullman Alabama has accepted a post at Pennsylvania State University to assist in conducting the Newman Club Catholic center. He will join three other Benedictine priest-educators in administering the Catholic student organization.
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Cullman
Ala
Brian J. Egan
St. Bernard College
Pennsylvania State University
Newman Club
Father Egan
Elderly Man Killed In Four Vehicle Crash
Four vehicle crash on U S 11 South near Tuscaloosa killed 64 year old Isaac Collie of Foster Alabama. State troopers identified the driver as Collie and reported two cars and two trucks were involved about 4.7 miles south of Tuscaloosa.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Here
Foster
Isaac Collie
U. S. 11
Collie
Heads and tails left on or removed for small fish
When broiling or baking small whole fish you may choose to leave on the heads and tails or remove them as you prefer. This provides flexible preparation guidance for cooks handling diminutive fish.
Wallace Tunnel Name Proposal For Mobile River Project
Downtown Mobile Unlimited directors proposed naming the new $27 million vehicular tunnel beneath Mobile River after Gov George Wallace. The plan aims to expand the business district by linking downtown Mobile with the Bay Causeway via a traffic exchange near the Bankhead Tunnel.
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Mobile
Mobile River
Gov
George Wallace
Downtown Mobile Unlimited, Inc
Mobile Bay Causeway
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