Court Fight Probable Over Hughes Will Disputed Document Emerges
In Las Vegas a faded handwritten will naming the Mormon Church and Utah gas station owner Melvin Dummar as major beneficiaries is challenged by Summa Corp. and Dietrich, with a Nevada judge deciding its validity. The holographic will allegedly leaves about 156 million to each group if the estate totals 2.5 billion, while other universities and individuals would receive smaller portions.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Utah
Howard Hughes
Noah Dietrich
Hughes
Dietrich
Los Angeles
Mormon Church
Clark County
Loretta Bowman
Wilford W. Kirton Jr
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Kirton
Salt Lake City
Summa Corp
Vast Holdings
Howards Hughes
Keith Hayes
8Th Judicial District Court
Hayes
Melvin Dummar
Willard
Nevada Desert
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High Point
Rhonda Best
North Carolina
Guilford County Humane Society
the Society
Radiation Found During '59 Nixon Trip To USSR
Former Secret Service agents say intense radiation was detected in the Moscow ambassador’s mansion during Nixon’s 1959 visit. They claim Nixon may have been exposed for one night until radiation stopped, amid broader microwave radiation concerns at the U.S. embassy. Officials had no immediate knowledge of radiation during Nixon’s Moscow trip.
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Ussr
Norman R. Beebe
Associated Press
Washington
Secret Service
U.S
Moscow
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Nixon
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Spasso House
State Department
James Golden
John T. Sherwood
Golden
Sherwood
Sverdlovsk
Russia
State Ad Funds Under Scrutiny
Raleigh audit into contracts since 1973 may trigger criminal action. More than 100000 paid to Louchheim Eng and People Inc questioned as records withheld. Auditor Bridges says refund possible. report to attorney general if criminal violation suspected.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
Ad-Com Inc
Tampa
Fla
Julian H. Eng
Louchheim
Holshouser
Black Caucus Seeks Answers From Presidential Candidates
About 2900 black elected officials gather in Charlotte to press 12 key black concerns on the 1980 Democratic field led by Carter Udall Jackson Church Brown. Delegates plan a platform to be handed to the national committee at the convention while noting lack of prior campaigning on these issues.
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Charlotte
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Arizona
Henry Jackson
Washington
Frank Church
Idaho
California
Jerry Brown
Richard Hatcher
Gary
Ind
Winston-Salem
Matcher
IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Carter
Hatcher
Carl Russell
Charlotte Civic Center
Basil Patterson
New York City
National Democratic Committee
Patterson
National Platform Committee
Humphrey
Henry M. Jackson
New Jersey
Humphrey Declines A Fourth Bid For Presidency
Senator Hubert Humphrey says he will stay on the sidelines this election year unless the Democratic convention deadlocks and asks him to run. After conferring with supporters urging entry into the primaries, he tearfully announced that a fourth presidential bid is not in the cards. He stated he will not seek or scramble for the nomination, urging supporters to pursue other paths in the race.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Minnesota
White House
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Pennsylvania
Senate
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Black Caucus
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