Federal Court Roundup Ties Hughes Empire to Suits and Pupfish
A 1976 federal docket centers on Summa Corp. litigation tied to Howard Hughes death, with suits by Abe Rosenberg and Hank Greenspun detailing hotel, airline, and advertising actions. Kennecott’s McGill plant reopened after EPA order, Argent probes embezzlement and licenses, and a Death Valley pupfish water dispute drags through courts. Hughes died April 5 at age 71 en route to Houston.
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Summa
Kennecott
Argent
Pupfish
Summa Corp
Howard Hughes
Hughes
Abe Rosenberg
Las Vegas
McCarran
FBO
Summa Federal
Las Vegas Sun
Hank Greenspun
Greenspun
SUN
Pat McCarran
US Supreme Court
Howard Hughes Associates
Air West
Robert Maheu
Hughes’ Nevada
Chester Davis
David Chanay
Kennecott Copper Corporation
McGill
Environmental Protection Agency
U.S
Roger D. Foley
EPA
Nevada Gaming Commission
Frank Rosenthal
Devil’s Hole In
Death Valley
Thomas Clay
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Houston
Acapulco
Methodist Hospital
Mexico Faces 1977 Stabil ity Test Under Portillo
Mexico's new government under Jose Lopez Portillo confronts debt of about 18 billion dollars and a large domestic deficit. The regime aims to restore investor confidence, revive tourism, and expand PEMEX with a 96 percent investment allocation and a 150 percent boost for petrochemical production to boost exports and jobs.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
Luis Echeverria
Central America
Guatemala
Belize
Honduras
el Salvador
Latin America
Panama
United States
Jimmy Carter
Panama Canal
Mexico- Central America
Antemala
Baja California Peninsula
Lopez Portillo
PEMEX
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Foley
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Stardust
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Upifoto
Boulevard Mall
BankAmericard
American Express
Iamonds