Watkins wedding ties Utah senator to English bride
Former U S Senator Arthur W Watkins 85 wed Dorothy E Watkins in Salt Lake City in a Mormon ceremony officiated by a local elder. The groom widowed since 1971, is a Utah Republican and the bride is a Nottingham England native and commercial artist who moved to Utah years ago after converting to the Mormon church.
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England
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Lindsay's New York budget near ten billion mark
Mayor Lindsay proposes a 9.99 billion dollar city budget for 1972 73 with 141 million in new taxes and 800 million more state aid. Spending rises include 9.3 million for prisons and courts and 3.5 million for methadone programs while 20 payroll jobs are cut and several services reduced.
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Local Long Beach Event Listings Breakdown
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Long Beach event listing with pricing for Sunday entries. Mentions year, week, and possible schedule but details are unclear. Names, dates, and venues are illegible. cannot confirm organizers or exact activities.
Artillery duel raises specter of retaliation on frontier
Israel and Syria traded shells overnight along the frontier near Kuneitra. Tel Aviv said several Syrian shells hit Israeli territory prompting an Israeli barrage in return. Officials warned the flare up threatened wider Middle East peace and risked drawing Egypt into the hostilities.
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Jets S Viet troops hammer at Red buildup
U S backed South Vietnamese forces launched a new ground drive to counter a reported Communist buildup in the central highlands. B52 bombers flew over 30 missions since Monday as light shelling and clashes continued along Highway 19 and Highway 1 near Pleiku and Kontum. North Vietnam reportedly has about 25 000 troops along the border with several road works observed from the Ben Het area toward Firebase 5.
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Aunt wins custody fight. child released to father
Barbare Sanchez, wife of Loyola University trustee, freed after 37 days in jail for civil contempt over custody of Kathleen Noonan. Judge Dowds ordered the 1 year old turned over to Bruce Noonan, noting irreparable harm from remaining with the Sanchez family who had defied a prior custody order.
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Spring into summer travel and camping plans feature
The Independent Press Telegram unveils a 24 page summer supplement highlighting campers, mobile homes, travel trailers, and motor homes with the latest models and outdoor gear to help readers plan weekend outings and vacations.
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Rights amendment debate ends in 16 hour limit
The Senate set a 16 hour cap on debate for a constitutional equal rights amendment. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield announced the plan, with chief sponsor Birch Bayh of Indiana and opponent Sam Ervin of North Carolina dividing the time.
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Mike Mansfield
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Sam Ervin
D-N.c
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