Fight for Hughes millions continues in Texas hearings
The Houston probate hearing starts to validate maternal claims to Howard Hughes estate as Judge Pat Gregory hears testimony, birth records, wills, and other documents from 15 claimants and the estates of three deceased relatives. The case follows earlier dismissals and moves into the paternal claims phase affecting 500 to 800 relatives.
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Per Capita Income Rises Nationwide But Iowa Lags
The Commerce Department says U S per capita income rose 10.2 percent to 9521 while prices also rose 10.2 percent. Alaska and Connecticut lead with 12790 and 11720 respectively. Mississippi remains last at 6580. States with the largest increases include Connecticut and Louisiana, while South Dakota and Iowa show the smallest gains.
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Oswald Dictionary Markings Highlight Noted Words
The Oswald English-Russian dictionary once owned by Lee Harvey Oswald bears about 40 emphasized words and phrases including radar range and a Russian phrase meaning to hit or kill at a definite distance. Marina Oswald Porter confirms the book’s ownership and notes she did not inspect the markings until later.
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Texas
UPI
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Oswald
Moscow
Kennedy
Dallas
Sheriff's
John Cullins
Marina Oswald Porter
Cullins
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FBI
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Mrs. Porter
Hyatt suits hit 1 billion as safety checks loom
Lawsuits against the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Kansas City have surpassed 1 billion dollars after the July 17 sky bridge collapse that killed 111 and injured 188. The owner plans a final safety inspection and an October reopening amid a growing legal action with more than 46 suits filed in Jackson County and federal court. A 20-attorney plaintiff council prepares a common interrogatories set due by August 20.
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U.S. District Court
Governors Brace for Immediate Public Budget Cuts
Governors across the United States warn Reagan’s fiscal 1982 cuts will pass through to states and the public with minimal relief. They foresee reductions in block grants, nutrition programs, college loans, and other federal aid, with few agreeing to tax increases to cover losses.
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N.J
Reagan
James Hunt
North Carolina
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Tion
Congressional Budget Office
George Ariyoshi
Hawaii
John Spellman
Washington
Spellman
Richard Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Richard Lamm
Colorado
No decision yet on planes for Israel
The Reagan administration has not set a date to lift the suspension on F-16 deliveries to Israel, raising the possibility of further delays. Israel faces storage costs of 13 500 per week for four suspended aircraft, while air force flight control computer problems grounded all F-16s globally. Israel says its planes are being checked before flights. Ten F-16s remain suspended and diplomats expect a lift this week.
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