Hughes heirs divide Hughes estate among 20 relatives
Heirs of Howard Hughes reach a pact to split the late magnate’s business empire among 20 relatives amid litigation over a purported Mormon will. The agreement, filed in Texas and Nevada courts, aims to keep Summar Corp operations stable and sets unequal shares for maternal heirs, Annette Lummis, and three paternal cousins.
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Hughes
Texas
John Hill
Nevada
Acapulco
Houston
Annette Gano Lummis
Annette Lummis
California
Los Angeles
Lummis
Gregory
Hughes Legal
Hill
Harold Rhoden
Noah Dietrich
Viking arm snag may be fixed by switch workaround
Pasadena reports Viking scientists plan to use a command to override a faulty switch on the Mars lander’s sampler boom. The team hopes the scoop can dump pebbles into the inorganic chemistry instrument, then resume soil collection for organic analysis next week, if the fix succeeds.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
Viking
Jim Martin
Martin
Meat packer bond posting rule studied
The Agriculture Department proposes requiring meat packers buying over 500000 dollars in livestock annually to post surety bonds equal to two days of purchases with a 10000 dollar minimum. The rule aims to protect farmers from packer bankruptcy after a law signed by President Ford.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Ford
Packers and Stockyards
Foreign fishermen urged to adapt to 200 mile fishing limit
Washington officials say foreign fleets must accept the new 200 mile U S limit or risk losing access. Ambassador Rozanne Ridgway noted talks with nations willing to fish within the zone after March 1 and warned that noncompliance means no fishing. Admiral Owen Siler announced a vigorous Coast Guard patrol expansion backed by 80 million dollars to enforce conservation in the vast new waters.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
State Department
Rozanne L. Ridgway
Ridgway
Congress
Owen W. Siler
Coast Guard
Atlantic Coast
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Pair in odd death pact ends in plunge and attempted murder
Seiichi Tanaka and his wife Kimi, both insured for 50 000 dollars, stabbed the sightseeing plane pilot and leaped 6000 feet into the Pacific near Oshima island after a Tokyo airport departure. The pilot Shingo Satake was seriously wounded and cameraman Kazuo Hosaka injured. a fourth passenger managed a miraculous safe landing.
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Tokyo
UPI
Pacific
Seiichi Tanaka
Kimi
Oshima Island
Shingo Satake
Kazuo Hosaka
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G&s Carpet
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ED Casarez
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John W. Hill
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Criterion Insurance Company
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Citizens Band Book
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