Word: patricias
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Once pledges are totaled, the $177,000 figure, which exceeds last year's by $14,000, could climb as high as $190,000, Patricia M. Long said...
Bonnie Anne DeLorme as Aunt Eller played her part like a wise old woman of 22 with a Western accent that seemed to be borrowed from a Eugene O'Neill seaplay. William Falk and Patricia Low as Will Parker and Ado Annie both sang and danced with comic talent and lots of energy, but their characters had the depth of colorforms. Laura Jean Esserman as Gertie Cummings read every line as though she were doing an opera without music. Her laugh haunted me through three nights of horrifying dreams. Richard Rosomoff's nut-colored Ali Hakim was very, very funny...
...based first wife, Mary Lou, in her late 40s, who bore him four children, now aged eight to 25, moved with her husband from Kansas in 1967. She refused to comment on her husband's connubial commuting except to maintain stiffly: "This is not fact." Wife No. 2, Patricia, 34, with whom Martin had five children, now 14 months to nine years old, was less reticent. She told reporters that she felt "sorry" for Martin's other wife but she thought he had been divorced...
...happenstance, on the day after Martin's death the Sioux Falls daily newspaper published a half-page feature story on Patricia's mastectomy, in which she praised her husband for his "marvelous" behavior. Now she felt differently. "I'm just not some sweetie stashed in the corner," she told reporters last week. "I would like to get hold of that man myself and ask him a few questions, but, of course, that's impossible...
Martin's deception is turning into a nightmare for one of his families. His Sioux Falls wife Patricia, who says she married Martin in 1968 although she has not been able to find the license, claims that she and her children have nothing to live on while the courts try to untangle Martin's estate. Says she bleakly: "My humility is gone. My pride is gone. I don't have a shred of dignity left. I've been reduced to having to beg for aid for dependent children and food stamps. I can go through anything...