Picasso estate value eyed at 255 million in France case
In Grasse France a court heard Marina Picasso 24 seeks to replace the will's executor alleging improper division among six heirs. An expert committee led by Maurice Rheims valued Picasso art and assets at 255.3 million with potential 750 million more from real estate and bank accounts.
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Grasse
France
Pablo Picasso
Marina
Maurice Rheims
Fire Kills 1, Injures 2 in Minneapolis Brownstone
A third floor blaze in a south Minneapolis brownstone left Marvin Herman Halvorson dead at 54 in his bedroom after the fire. Mary Vlasak, 49, is in serious condition at HCMC with smoke inhalation and facial burns, while Lawrence Gessner, 54, treated for facial burns and released.
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Marvin Herman Halvorson
Mary Vlasak
Hennepin County Medical Center
Lawrence Gessner
Halvorson
Exports Reach New Peak for U S Soybean Meal in April
U S soybean meal exports hit a record 585000 metric tons in April, surpassing January 1973's prior high by 59000 tons. Through April, U S soybean and meat exports totaled 11.07 million metric tons, up 24 percent from last year but 7 percent below the 1973-74 period.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Violet dye ban excludes meat plants nationwide
The Agriculture Department announced that Violet No. 1 dye cannot be used in any meat plants starting next Tuesday. The dye was banned over three years ago for meat branding and by the FDA in foods and drugs, but could still denature inedible meat products until now.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Food and Drug Administration
USDA
St Paul woman sentenced for bank robbery in Forest Lake case
Doris Jean Handeland, 55, pleaded guilty to robbing Forest Lake State Bank and was sentenced to 10 years in the Women's Reformatory at Shakopee. She awaits U S District Court trial in St Paul on federal bank robbery charges connected to Wadena State Bank and First National Bank of Anoka holdups.
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Stillwater, Minn
St. Paul
Forest Lake
Pollution costs rise from EPA pollution studies
EPA studies show household electricity bills nearly triple by 1985, with only about 4 percent due to power plant pollution controls. A second study estimates pollution controls on oil refineries could raise gasoline heating oil and other petroleum product costs by about one cent per gallon by 1983. Administrator Russell E. Train released the reports.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell E. Train
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