Marriages and Public Records Mix Tucson News Notice
Public records list marriages including Rickard Martinez and Emmafa A hating in Tucson and many other couples. The page also notes hospital births at St Josephs and an accident near 3rd Lee Street, with details on locations and times.
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Tucson
Tussoe
Rickard Martinez
S. Tucson
Emmafla
Villas
Rucsam
Odvis Gies
Costa Atesa
Cali St. Sh
Costa Nese
Ponsa S. Martin
Balboa ‘Island
L. Fersusa
Cer Eod Ny
Hara
Famamond
S. Jefvesen
Marthe A. Mariscal
Tucsichael R. Burns
Chivers Ue
Jols Cabhowsssa
E. Bill
Elsie NL Hill
Duarte
Foe
Martines
Yolanda M. Martint
Tevene Rise
Wiliamseia Ohana It
William M. Ris
Sarcis
Richard H. Garela
Aie
D. Wilson
Estill Wilson
Fi Watkins
Ronald J. Watkins
Nave € Rice
Arthur L. Rice
Comptal Faite Pushie Vs. Frank 4. Pusharon
Abrams
Stanley P. Abrams
James F FE Worrel
Marcia A. Wor- Tell
Oarene C. Green
Susan E. Green
Atiken
M. Orlechey
Olga Orlechev
Cobb
Gary Cohin
Wai Get Avergard
Victor Mergard
Keent
P. Follett
Victoria A. Foleweti
Nendalph B. Prather
Lindey Pra
Lindy Brather
Randolph G. Prather
Barbara Eweiling
Bill Lewelling
Roverta
J. Sing
Detr' Ae Avin Johnson
Joseph E- Johnyson
Det Erkary Ce Wilkinson
David E. Wilkinepeeip
Gilbert Ayan
Decree
Fe Ayu
Sharon L
Lecley
Delbert J. Lepley
Sina S. Goetz
Patrick G. Goetz
Blane L
Porter
Robert
Gere
Billy A
Aershill
Ny Star Liquor Store
St. Mary’s Road
Westerday
Avo
Lee St
Ny Thames
Ny Afb
Break in case phone link tied to Watergate figure
The Washington Post reports former White House consultant FE Howard Hunt Jr used a private White House phone mainly to talk with Bernard Barker, a Watergate suspect. Bills went to Kathleen Chenow's home, with bids reportedly submitted via John Ehrlichman's aide. A White House spokesman declined to comment.
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Washington (Ap
White House
Howard Hunt Jr
Bernard L. Barker
Washington Post
The
Post
Executive
Kathleen Chenow
John Ehrlichman
Watergate Complex
Split in Berkeley coalition over 1973 elections
The April Coalition that elected three Berkeley city council members in 1971 has fractured ahead of April 1973 elections. It expelled two black lawyers Ira Simmons and D Army Bailey from planning meetings, while Tlona Hancock, the third 1972 appointee, criticized black councilmen for focusing only on the black community. The two expelled have formed a new group, the Coordinating Committee for Political Action.
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Berkeley
UPI
University
Ira Simmons
D’army Bailey
Tlona “Hanock
Coordinating Committee For Political Action
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Public Records
Gossard
Artemis
Levys A Wenlbyf