Idaho couples may be unknowingly in common law marriages
Boise United Press International Chief Deputy Attorney General Clarence Suiter says Idaho’s liberal 1877 common law marriage statute can bind couples who live together and present themselves to the community as married. He notes lack of automatic divorce and potential court action for settlements or bigamy claims.
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Traffic official pursues $2,500 in city parking tickets
San Francisco Traffic Commissioner Lewis Johnson said he will pursue $2,500 in unpaid parking tickets tied to city vehicles. He noted $8,500 in warrants were outstanding and rejected accepting informal letters claiming officials were on business when parked.
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Jaworski Favored as Watergate Special Prosecutor
Leon Jaworski, 68, Houston lawyer and former ABA president, flew to Washington amid reports he will replace Archibald Cox as Watergate special prosecutor. He said he would seek unfettered independence and discussed the job with Acting Attorney General Robert Bork and likely Attorney General designate William Saxbe. He noted Nixon fired Cox after disputes over White House tapes and documents. In England, a thief stole three copies each of Dandy Beezer and Bunty from a Rotherham news shop.
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