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Off the Record
They are happily married and unemployed
TULSA Two photographers at the Tulsa Tribune were married In a place that won t exist in three days the newspaper s newsroom, reports AP
This is the way I want to remember the Tribune, Instead of the sadness that will be here over the next three days." Executive Editor Windsor Ridenour sak! as Mary Barton and Gary lawaon were wed Sunday evening.
The ceremony took place between the sports department ■nd photo editor s desk. The aisle ran between video display terminals and the publisher » desk
We ve been nothing but happy here and we wanted to share thia with you. Mr* Lawson. 26, told about 100 co workers, family and friends
The Tribune ends 73 years of publication Wednesday when tts Joint operating agreement with the Tulsa World is dissolved.
The newly weds met in 1987 at a football game, which they were covering for different newspapers. Lawson. 33, Joined the Tribune tn October and Barton was hired in February Five months later, the Tribune announced it was shutting down
We played hopscotch all over the stale to find a place where we could five and work together, Lawson said This Isn L the place where we met and fell tn love but it's the place where we were happy
The invitation described the bride and groom as unemployed photo Journalists
The reception will be held immediately following the ceremony tn the newsroom before the newsroom is no longer there." the invitation read. The happy couple will honeymoon tn the unemployment line In beautiful downtown Tulsa
A Black president for America ?
NEW YORK Most Americans expect to sec a black president and cures for AIDS and cancer in the 2 l>t century, a poll found But they doubt medicine will conquer the common cold, and they foresee more environmental disasters, reports AP.
Fifty-three per cent of the 800 Americans questioned tn the Time magazine-CNN poll said they believe the second coming of Jesus Christ will occur within the next 1,000 years. The poll, conducted tn July is on news stands Monday.
Given a check-list of possible event* In the 21st century, 75 per cent said they expect a cure for AIDS; 80 per cent a cure for cancer and 39 per cent a cure for the common cold. The margin of error is plus or minus 3.5 percentage points.
A majority of Americans also foresee more poverty (61 per cent), diseas^ (53 per cent) and environmental disasters (59 per cent).
in politics, the next century will bring both a black president and a woman president. 76 per cent said.
Thirty-two per cent said they will meet beings from other planets.
Asked to choose between pairs of famous people for their Impact on history, those questioned picked Christopher Columbus over Neil Armstrong, Thomas Edison over Albert Einstein. Beethoven over the Beatles and Mikhail Gorbachev over Karl Marx
He was mauled by a playful ....
RENO. Nev : A magician was mauled by a 25O-pound (115-kilogram) Bengal tiger after making the cat reappear during a casino stage show, reports AP.
Jonathan Pendragon, 37, took the blame for the mauling that came during the Spellbound show Saturday night at the Reno Hilton, according to casino-hotel spokesman Brian Lawson.
The first thing he said today is that the tiger didn't make the mistake." Lawson said Sunday. "He said the tiger was playing and it was his own mistake."
After Jumping on top of the cage at the end of the tiger reappearance act, Pendragon's leg either slipped or was tugged between the bars.
"In any event, the cat bit his lower right leg.” Lawson said
Jonathan then reached down to get his leg free and the cat launched into his left arm.
"At first It looked like It was part of the act." he said. "But then there were gasps from the audience when they realized (Pendragon) wasn't playing.'
A trainer freed Pendragon's arm from the cat's mouth.
Pendragon underwent surgery to repair puncture wounds that went to the bone and did not appear to suffer any permanent damage. Lawson said.