Picasso leaves $255 million in art assets in court case
In Grasse France Marina Picasso 24 seeks to replace the executor of Pablo Picasso estate claiming the inventory and division to six heirs was badly done and some works and funds hidden abroad Three years of expert study valued Picasso art assets at 2553 million with paintings sketches ceramics engravings sculptures lithographs tapestries and more totaling 255.3 million and potential real estate and bank assets at 750 million The heirs include widow Jacqueline and Picasso's illegitimate children Claude Paloma Maya and Bernard plus Marina and the late Paulo's son Bernard Paulo died a year ago The Grasse tribunal delayed its decision for 10 days on Marina's motion
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Body of deposed president found near Buenos Aires
BUENOS AIRES The body of deposed Bolivian President Juan Jose Torres, a left wing general living in exile in Argentina, was found dumped by a naral roadside. He had been shot twice in the neck and once behind the ear after disappearing Tuesday. A ranch hand near Buenos Aires reported four men in a car fleeing the scene. Police identified the victim.
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Explosions at Sydney chemical plant trigger toxic gas cloud
Several blasts hit a Sydney chemical plant this morning, sparking fires in three buildings and releasing toxic chloride and chlorine gas. Police reported ambulances transporting many smoke‑affected people as the gas drifted northward through Australia’s largest city, with authorities urging residents to stay indoors.
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Quebec dairy farmers march on Parliament in Ottawa riot clash
Thousands of French speaking farmers protest Canada farm policies in Ottawa. A special riot police squad waded into the crowd near Parliament, shoving militants away from the main door as protesters pelted officials and union leaders with milk and butter. They demand subsidies higher production and cuts in dairy imports.
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Kissinger to meet Vorster on Rhodesia talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger will meet South African Prime Minister John Vorster later this month in Europe to discuss the Rhodesia crisis and a possible meeting between Vorster and President Ford. The talks aim to seek a resolution to the black nationalist uprising and regional stability. A second item notes a Rochester nun, Sister Maureen, indicted for first degree manslaughter in a newborn’s death, with defense denying intent to harm.
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Mrs Lyndon Johnson Receives Global Florists Award
Mrs Lyndon Johnson was honored with the Golden Mercury Award by Interflora for worldwide beautification work. The recognition was presented at the Lyndon B. Johnson Library in Austin, Texas, by Bernard Hillen, a vice president of Interflora.
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Mount McKinley Hang Gliding Sets Two Records
Burns became the first to hang glide from Mount McKinley summit. During a 30 minute descent to the 7000 foot level of the 20300 foot peak, he set four hang gliding world records as the Alaska night illuminated the terrain. Wade crashed 80 feet below the summit but appeared in good shape with possible minor injuries.
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Three men sought after assault on Justice Williams in Detroit
Police searched for three men who robbed and roughed G Mennen Williams, a former governor and ambassador and state Supreme Court justice. He said he was mugged while entering his secretary's apartment to check on it during her vacation and was left bound and gagged with a cut.
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Monkey rumors spur reports on African boy in Kenya
Two American scientists in Nairobi report an 11 year old nicknamed John chats like a monkey but found no evidence he was raised in a monkey colony. They warn rumor may reflect mental retardation and note no reason to believe the boy lived with monkeys.
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