Hughes Purported Will Leaves Major Share to Charity
A handwritten document claimed as Howard R. Hughes will was delivered to a Clark County clerk. It assigns more than half the estate to medical research and charities, with shares to Hughes' ex-wives and several individuals. Executor listed as Noah Dietrich. The will is dated March 19, 1968 and references multiple institutions and individuals.
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Salt Lake City
Howard R. Hughes
Nevada
Hughes
Clark County
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Moorman
Las Vegas
Nev
Hughes Medical Institute
Miami
University of Texas
Rice Institute of Technology
Houston
University of Nevada
University of California
Schubert Calls City Budget Sound Yet Sees Long Term Risk
City council member Jeff Schubert says the proposed 1976 77 budget of 23.3 million is sound but notes a 24 million gap between shown revenue and actual funds. He warns for tight fiscal control next year and supports contracting out to cut costs while backing economic development with Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce.
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Bruce Jameson
Jeff Schubert
Schubert
Scottsdale
Coleman urges lawyers to aid the poor nationwide
U S Secretary of Transportation William T Coleman Jr told the State Bar of Arizona convention that big firms neglect the poor and suggested each law firm devote three percent of annual income to serve those unable to pay. He urged firms to handle cases based on ability to pay and warned the bar must ensure access to legal services for all. Coleman also cited planned federal funds for Sky Harbor expansion and Phoenix transit equipment.
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State Bar of
Arizona
Mountain Shadows
U.S
Coleman
Phoenix
Sky Harbor International Airport
Former NRC official accuses industry of distorting nuclear safety
Robert Pollard former Nuclear Regulatory Commission project manager now with the Union of Concerned Scientists told Scottsdale Community College that government safety reports are often suppressed or altered under industry pressure. He cited unresolved design problems and a Brown's Ferry fire as examples and urged a moratorium on new plants until more testing is done.
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Robert Pollard
Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Pollard
Scottsdale Community College
NBC
Commission
U.S
Union of Concerned Scientists
Cambridge
Mass
Brown’s Ferry
Ala
Hiroshima
Explosion at Soviet Embassy Gates Kills 2 Guards
A powerful blast at the gates of the Soviet Embassy in Peking killed two Chinese guards but caused no Soviet casualties according to Tass the Soviet news agency.
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Moscow
Peking
Tass
Bay Area Firm Charged in Soviet Electronics Exports
An indictment accuses a Bay Area firm of illegally exporting electronics manufacturing equipment to the Soviet Union. The case signals possible federal crackdown on such shipments.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Soviet Union
Sunny Days Bring Warm Temperatures This Week
The forecast shows sunny and warm weather with highs near 90 today and mid 90s tomorrow. Lows tonight around 60. Details on page 3.
Orme Dam opponent arrested after tribal meeting
Ft. McDowell resident Hiawatha Hood, 63, arrested Tuesday night for no driver's license after a meeting with U S Bureau of Reclamation officials about the Orme Dam and Central Arizona Project. Hood denied guilt and awaits trial in Salt River court on May 5.
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Ft. McDowell Reservation
Hiawatha Hood
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Ft. McDowell
Central Arizona
Orme Dam
Hood
Salt River
Anton
Salt River Court
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Humphrey
Bob Johnstone
Lance Button
Old Town
Kirsten
Button
Mormon Church
Boy Scouts of America
Jean Peters
Los Angeles
Ella Rice
du Mar
Noah Dietrich
Sec
David Lucas
South Carolina
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Associated Press
New York
Rolling Stone
Deep Throat
Robert Bennett
Washington
Detroit
General Motors Corp
Wall Street
Senate
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