Counterfeit $20 bill test and wedding detour across field
U S Treasury agent Richard Riley testified in Cambridge against a man accused of passing counterfeit $20s. The judge examined a counterfeit $5 note. Riley warned the judge of fake currency. A civilian wedding on a Washington Redskins practice field drew 2,000 protesters as the couple wed in a makeshift ceremony. Gary mayoral race featured vote fraud claims with outside monitors sought by Hatcher and rival Williams amid “ghost” registrations. A pilot refused a pollution award, citing the Clean Air Act and government pollution allowances. Cancer researcher Dr David Baltimore refused drug-industry profits, vowing to donate $1,000 of his Lilly Award to science groups and criticize excessive profits.
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Onaga wedding unites large farm family after ceremony
At David Hund's egg farm in Paxi co Kansas a 23 child brood witnessed the marriage of Hund 45 and Patricia Obert widowed mother of 12. Barbara Turner matron of honor oldest bridesmaid Janet Hund 2 served as flower girl. Two brothers on leave from service are Bill and Bernard Ebert. Newlyweds plan a brief secret honeymoon and may return for Mothers Day. The rural community calls the event historic and generations will recall the farm wedding.
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White hospital supervisor beaten by two in Palo Alto
A Stanford Medical Center supervisor, Maryjane Schmidt, 41, was beaten and burned on the face with a cigarette lighter during a 1:30 a m break in Monday night violence. She said two black men forced entry after crossing picket lines and shouted threats about slow work. One man held her hands while the other burned her cheek and kicked her, then the pair fled in a sedan. She plans to focus on family and the farm after leaving her nursing jobs.
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Vietnamization pace praised as tempo shifts
Army Secretary Resor hailed progress in Vietnamization during an eight day South Vietnam visit while warning of a difficult withdrawal period. He noted more capable advisory teams and more experienced officers remaining as U.S. troops pull back. Thieu announced Buddha birthday cease fire to be disclosed later. U.S. forces and ARVN seek to share burden as combat roles shift. In Cambodia, U.S. forces report 34 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed. Belfast newsman Bernard Falk begins four day jail term for refusing to reveal a source.
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