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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1976

Page

1

Court rules Game of Ringo not a lottery in 3 judge panel

A three judge Superior Court panel ruled that the Game of Ringo, though once convicted as gambling, is not a lottery as long as any player can participate without paying. The decision reverses the 1974 Long Beach Municipal Court ruling and could lead to dismissal of federal gambling conspiracy charges against Ray Shira and associates. The city plans an immediate appeal as prosecutors contend payment for play defines a lottery.

Superior Court Long Beach Pike Long Beach Ringa Ray Shira Bert Bond Robert Parrain Parkin Ringo Shira Arthur L. Alarcon Jol L. Cole Arthur Marshall Alarcon Indy Bond Marvin Robey Edward Hagen Gary Carlin Hagen Vickie Lynn Dickinson Ben T. Planchard Glen E. Thompson U.S. District Court Irving Hill Hill U.S. Atty Michael White Carlin Court of Appeal

autopsy shows Howard Hughes died of kidney failure

The 70-year-old billionaire Howard Hughes died from chronic renal disease after a 14 hour autopsy at Methodist Hospital in Houston. Officials identified the body and noted he was emaciated and bedridden, with relatives arranging no funeral details.

Associated Press Houston Howard Hughes Methodist Hospital Hughes Ted Bowen Internal Revenue Service FBI Acapulco Glenwood Cemetery Howard R. Hughes Sr Allene Hughes Frederick Lummis Henry Macintosh

Carter Wins Wisconsin Jackson Victor In New York

Jimmy Carter captured Wisconsin's Democratic primary as Udall led in Madison area yet Carter won overall by a narrow margin. Henry M. Jackson carried New York's Democratic delegates while Ford won the Republican Wisconsin primary with 55 percent. Carter, Udall, and Jackson head to Pennsylvania on April 27.

Jimmy Carter Wisconsin Morris K. Udall Henry M. Jackson New York Ford Ronald Reagan Carter Udall Arizona Carlier Jackson Ormed ABC NBC Madison University of Wisconsin Ard

Hughes fortune may go for research in medicine

The Howard Hughes fortune, estimated at $2 billion, faces questions of ownership and direction after his death. Executives will run the aerospace, airline, and casino holdings, with no immediate impact expected on day-to-day operations at Hughes Aircraft. If funds go to medical research as his attorney suggests, estate taxes could drop federal taxes. otherwise, IRS notes a maximum 17 percent rate could apply, potentially $1.5 to $3.1 billion.

Associated Press Howard Hughes Aerospace Hughes Hughes Aircraft Culver City Arelo Sederberg Internal Revenue Service Tushes IRS

20 Soviet combat pilots arrive in Cuba alerting United States

Washington reports about 20 Soviet pilots recently arrived in Cuba along with other advisers. Pentagon officials say the move could serve as a warning to the United States while Moscow continues training Cuban forces in MiG fighter bombers and helicopters. State Department notes unconfirmed reports of Cuban personnel in Mozambique and 18 Russian advisers there, tied to Rhodesia tensions.

Washington Africa Cuba United States U.S Pentagon William Greener Soviet Union Angola State Department Mozambique Rhodesia

Labor leaders call for general strike in San Francisco

San Francisco labor chiefs urged a general strike to back the seven day municipal walkout, aiming for a total city shutdown though a date was not disclosed. Mayor Moscone prepared for a possible strike, as 250,000 transit users and 500 of 850 taxis faced disruption amid ongoing talks. Leaders said AFL CIO unions would support workers on strike as 1,300 trades workers have warned of broader action since 1924.

SAN Francisco San Francisco Labor Council George Moscone The

Estrogen Use Linked to Cancer Risk in Menopause Panel

Women using estrogen during menopause show a reported cancer risk increase of 400 to 800 percent. Lead story notes this finding on page A-6. The report also mentions Gov Brown securing presidential race support from State Senator James Mills on page A-7.

Gov Brown James Mills Page A-7

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