Maryland Governor Mandel to Divorce Wife Amid Mansion Gossip
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel announces plans to divorce his wife of 32 years to marry Jeanne Dorsey. The Mandel family lives in the 45 room mansion with a large staff, while Mandel resides at the Annapolis Hilton Inn with security. Officials note separation rules but no formal move on a final divorce date.
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Marvin Mandel
Jeanne Dorsey
Mandel
Dorsey
Walter Dorsey
Blackstones
St. Marys County
Government House
Annapolis Hilton Inn
Barbara Oberfeld
Gary
Barbara Kahn
Annapolis
Mandels
Baltimore
Spiro T. Agnew
Witness testifies crossbow and slingshot planning at Miami protest
Gainesville 8 member Scott Camil faces federal trial as William Lemmer the key VVAW witness describes a three day planning session at Camil's home in Gainesville for violent demonstrations against the 1972 Republican National Convention. Lemmer recalls practicing with a crossbow and slingshots.
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Gainesville
Fla
William W. Lemmer
Scott Camil
Lemmer
Camil
Miami Beach
VVAW
William Lemmer
Meat Shortage Forces Tulsa Hospitals to Rely on Ground Beef
Tulsa hospitals report rising use of hamburger and ground beef as beef deliveries shrink. Hillcrest Medical Center gets about half of ordered meat and one third of produce, prompting daily sourcing. Children's Medical Center notes more ground beef and frankfurters, while St. John's expects possible late deliveries. Some facilities like So far St. John’s maintains adequate supply. Doctors' and St. Francis hospitals report adequate meat.
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Tulsa
Okla
Hillcrest Medical Center
J. C. Clayton
Clayton
Children’s Medical Center
Linda Leeviraphan
St. John’s Hospital
Charlotte Slemp
Hospital
St. Francis
Lutheran Church in America counts about 3.1 million members
The Lutheran Church in America reaches roughly 3.1 million members across its congregations and affiliated institutions, reflecting its size within the denomination.
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Lutheran Church In America
Torino
America
Radio Executive Named Tulsa Communications Chief
Ken R. Greenwood, veteran Tulsa radio executive and president of Swanco Broadcasting Co., was named head of the University of Tulsa Communications Department. He will succeed Daryl Leaming, with the appointment effective Sept. 1. Greenwood holds a BA in English from Nebraska and has worked in radio and television since 1946. He is a former president of the Oklahoma Broadcasters Association.
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TULSA
Ken R. Greenwood
Monday
University of Tulsa
Greenwood
Swanco Broadcasting Co
Oklahoma
Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Daryl Leaming
University of Nebraska
Oklahoma Broadcaster’s Association
Texas Tops Nation in Pecan Output in 1972
Texas led the United States in pecan production in 1972 with about 65 million pounds, according to agricultural statistics. The large crop underscored the state's prominence in nut farming and regional agriculture.
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Texas
Palestinian guerrilla claims 105 incursions in Israel this year
Palestinian leaders, cited by Egypt's Middle East News Agency, assert over 100 operations in Israel this year including 11 bombings in Tel Aviv. Israel's military spokesman counters with 82 incidents and says most were unsucessful and no threat to security.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Lod
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Independent Gas Stations Face Major Outlet Competition
Major oil firms have opened discount outlets with catchy names and lower prices, challenging independents. Exxon, Phillips, Shell, American, Mobil and others run networks such as Sello and Whale, while the Justice Department probes potential antitrust violations amid a price war and concerns over small stations closing.
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Washington
Exxon
Phillips Petroleum
Blue Goose
Blackjack
Excel
Red Dot
Bonanza
Seaside
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Louisville
Shell
Atlantic Richfield
Standard of Ohio
Mobil
Dallas-Fort Worth
Justice Department
Justice
Department
Alfalfa
Robert Nunn
Washington Mgr
Suerte Rie Ee
Society of Independent Gasoline
Moyse Favored 4-3 Fits Shine In 1951 Bridge Thriller
In a 1951 Japan match between a Navy team and a joint Army civilian squad, Oswald Jacoby as declarer used a 4-3 trump fit to win seven spades with four trumps opposite two. Wright led diamonds, Jacoby ruffed, drew trumps, and spread his hand to try for 13 tricks no trump or in hearts, but the 13th trick proved elusive.
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Sonny
Japan
Navy
Army
North
Wesley Wright
South
Cmdr
Oswald Jacoby
Korea
Wright
Jacoby
Where Energy Goes in Homes Dominates Utility Report
One of the country's largest utilities reports that about 88 percent of energy used in homes goes to heating air conditioning water heating refrigeration and cooking.
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