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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1977

Page

1

Confession by Hughes will heir claims authenticity

Melvin Dummar said he delivered a purported Howard Hughes will naming him a beneficiary to the Mormon Church. Attorney Harold Rhoden said handwriting experts tie Dummar to the outer envelope, while Dummar and legal reps dispute who wrote the will and how it reached Salt Lake City. Dummar, once a Utah gas-station owner, described meeting an old man in the Nevada desert. he may testify in Las Vegas where the will is probated.

Bill Gardner Associated Press Utah Melvin Dummar Howard Hughes Los Angeles Dummar Ogden Harold Rhoden Hughes Noah Dietrich Dietrich Salt Lake City Rhoden George Handy Dummmar Sy Jett Nevada Desert Las Vegas

Yoshimura diary evidence eyed by jury in weapons trial

The eight women and four men jury in Wendy Yoshimura's weapons possession case asked to review 160 plus items, including a diary, photographs, drawings, and a McNamara dossier. They also sought notes and documents related to alleged alibis as the judge reminded them to limit considerations to charged conduct.

Oakland Wendy Yoshi Mira Alameda County Aspen Colo Defense Robert 8. McNamara Jeff Horner McNamara Yoshimura Patricia Hearst Symbionese Liberation Army William and Emily Harris Claudine Longet George Lohr Tinut

Carter phones 4 foreign leaders to set up summit

President elect Jimmy Carter spoke by telephone to four foreign leaders France Germany Britain and Japan to arrange an April economic summit of non Communist industrialized nations. The talks also touched on Vance Mon Dales visits and improving US consultation with allies. Discussions covered SALT prospects and bomber topics but not Soviet threats in depth. Carter also signaled early moves on Cyprus solution and a new Panama Canal treaty during his first weeks after inauguration.

Washington Jimmy Carter Valery Giscard d’Estaing France Helmut Schmidt Germany James Callaghan Great Britain Takeo Fukuda Japan Joint Chiefs of Staff Carter Cyrus Vance Vicw Walter F. Mondale Jody Powell Vance United States Soviet Union Congress Cyprus d’Estaing Daoud U.S

Ice Binds Great Lakes and Rivers Stalling Water Traffic

Ice jams freeze vast waterways from the Great Lakes to the Hudson, slowing ship and barge movement. Lake Erie nearly freezes. Lake Michigan may freeze for the fourth time this century. Two oil barges with about 800000 gallons idle in upper Chesapeake Bay. Coast Guard assists a sinking barge. A tanker spill of 18000 gallons kerosene occurs south of Albany, blamed on heavy ice.

Great Lakes Mississippi Ohio Midwest East Lake Erie Lake Michigan Chesapeake Bay Coast Guard Portsmouth Baltimore Albany N.Y

Brinks spree fugitive held in New Mexico arrest

In Santa Fe New Mexico Richard Charles Rees 21 a former Marine described as the greatest rip off artist by police was captured near Villanueva. He faces federal bank larceny charges for the $500000 Brinks heist. He was found with $400 and had a complex flight from California to Texas then New Mexico before capture. He wrote a letter to a San Francisco columnist detailing the crime and his flight.

Santa FE N.M Brinks California New Mexico PBI Richard Charles Rees Villanueva N.N Here Rees Wellsboro FBI San Francisco Kansas City San Mateo Califor

France protests U S criticism of Munich attacker release

Paris protested U S criticism of Abu Daoud s release, leader blamed for the Munich Olympic attack. French youths burned IDs outside the consulate in Paris citing French complicity with terrorism as Carter pressed Giscard d Estaing on the issue. German officials questioned treaty compliance over Daoud s freedom.

Paris U.S Abu Daoud Tel Aviv Munich France Daoud Floyd Khaskell D-Corp Bonn Germany Mumach

Narcotic Lord's bid to get weapons exposed

Los Angeles police reveal a narcotics case showing a crime lord sought sophisticated weapons through an undercover operation. Page A-11. Judge refuses to close Long Beach nudie bar. Page A-17.

Los Angeles Long Beach

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