Hughes Tool Executives Deny Knowledge of Second Will
In Las Vegas authorities report Spokesmen for Hughes Tool Co. say they know nothing about a second purported will of Howard Hughes. The three page handwritten document dated 1969 surfaced and was addressed to Summa Corp. It lists unusual bequests to medical institutes and universities and ten named individuals by social security numbers, though only nine numbers appear. Judge Hayes will decide on authenticity. hearing set May 21 for a Mormon Church will found two weeks earlier.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Hughes Tool Co
Howard Hughes
Summa Corp
Clark County
Houston
Tex
Raymond Holliday
Hughes Tool
Howard R. Hughes
Summa
Jim Cullen
William Morse
Nevada
Wayne Williams
First National Bank of Nevada
Hughes
Keith C. Hayes
Eighth Judicial District Court
Hayes
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Mormon
Hughes Medical Institute of
Israel
Egypt
Syria
Pranger
U.S
Russia
Mideast
Beneficiary of first will predicts more Hughes wills found
Melvin Dummar of Willard Utah says he expects many Howard Hughes wills to surface after a second document appeared without his name as a beneficiary. Dummar, who previously claimed he gave a ride to a man claiming to be Hughes, spoke from Weber State College about the evolving case and the likelihood of further discoveries. He noted his attorney plans to meet in Los Angeles with other beneficiaries’ lawyers as investigations continue.
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Ogden, Utah
Melvin Dummar
Willard
Utah
Howard R. Hughes
Dummar
Weber State College
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Nevada
Roger Dutson
Ogden
Los Angeles
Memorial Service Honors Four Slain Arizona Officers
A memorial service for four law enforcement officers who died on duty will be held at 10 a.m. Friday on the mall in front of the State Capitol in Phoenix. Sponsored by the Arizona State Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Police, the event is part of Law Enforcement Week and will include over 250 officers in full uniform from agencies statewide. Scottsdale Police Lt. Roy Finch and Officers Wayne Barstow and Don Silliman will attend, with Vernon F. Hoy, Arizona Public Safety Director, Attorney General Bruce Babbitt, and Phoenix Mayor Margaret Hance as speakers.
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Arizona
State Capitol
Phoenix
Arizona State Ladies Auxiliary
Fraternal Order of Police
National Law Enforcement
Gilbert R. Chevez
Arthur. E. del Gaudio
Department of Corrections
Paul Rast
Springerville
Sam Jaramillo
Scottsdale
Losing tricks to win: a heart driven endgame in Azalea Pairs
In a Summer Nationals Miami event, Cheryl Traber and Tom Hodapp of Cincinnati win the Azalea Pairs. The article explains a bid and play strategy where a loser-on-loser approach yields ten tricks without a finesse, highlighting how declarer preserves entries and timing.
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East
Afer
Declarer
West
Heart Nine
Miami
Cheryl Traber
Tom Hodapp
Cincinnati
Mideast outlook grows dim predicts nuclear war
Two American Enterprise Institute analysts warn a new Israeli Arab war could escalate to a U S Soviet clash with nuclear weapons. They outline four warfare zones from front lines to civilian targets and stress preemptive strikes and rapid Moscow or Washington decisions could trigger World War III.
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John Pinkerman Copley
Israel
Egypt
United States
Russia
Mideast
Robert J. Pranger
Dale R. Tahtinen
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
Pranger
U.S
Tahtinen
U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency
Middle East
Hearst Faces Harrises in Separate Trial Bid
Patricia Hearst and the Harris couple prepare for a court hearing on severing Hearst's case from the Harrises. Hearst, a convicted bank robber, awaits psychiatric evaluation in San Diego as a June trial date nears and sentencing for the San Francisco bank robbery looms.
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Los Angeles
Patricia Hearst
William
Emily Harris
FBI
America
Miss Hearst
Harrises
U.S
Metropolitan Correctional Center
San Diego
Here
al Johnson
Symbionese Liberation Army
Superior Court
Mark Brandler
U S official to talk at CODAC meeting
Ramon Adame, on CODAC policy panel, will speak at CODACs annual meeting at noon in the Hyatt Regency Phoenix. Elections for CODAC officials and board members follow the luncheon. Awards will be presented and an annual report issued. Adame focuses on drug abuse among Chicanos.
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Ramon Adame
CODAC
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
Adame
National Institute For Drug Abuse Training
Hyatt Regency
N. Second St
Phoenix
Almane, Inc
el Paso
Tex
Valle del Sol
Prayer Prods House as Colorado Adjournment Fails
Rep A J Mick Spano offered a prayer in the Colorado House while efforts to end the session failed. He asked for guidance to adjourn and to refrain from speaking when there is nothing meaningful to say.
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Denver
A.J
Mick” Spano
Colorado
Chaparral Boosters elect directors and award honors
Chaparral High School Boosters Club will hold an annual meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday in the faculty room to elect a board for the next year. Nominations include Leroy Anderson Carol Brown Zoe Dix Evelyn Fett and others. The meeting may consider floor nominations and proxies will vote for the slate. The Chaparral Awards Assembly is set for 7 30 p m May 19 in the mini auditorium with scholarships and trophies for graduates and outstanding juniors. The club has awarded two 1000 scholarships and two 500 scholarships to named students after committee interviews. A yearbook dance is planned for 8 p m Friday in the gym where students may pick up yearbooks.
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Chaparral
Chaparral High School Boosters Club
Leroy Anderson
Carol Brown
Zoe Dix
Evelyn Fett
Dottie Goldman
Will Gordon
Barbara Jackson
Paul Jarvis
Ed Johnson
Bill Jones
Paco Kenyon
Mary Kurtzweg
Pat Lyon
Pete Neisser
Bob Nenad
Betty Scott
Tom Sherry
Ralph Splitzberger
Kathleen Sullivan
Paula van Cott
Jim Ware
Booster Club
SCC Announces Summer School Registration Dates
Scottsdale Community College sets June 7 and 3 registration for day and evening summer sessions. Tuition is 15 per credit plus 3 registration, with a nine semester hour maximum per term and up to 12 total hours possible if combining sessions. Classes run weekdays for day courses and twice weekly for evenings.
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Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Office of Admissions and Records
E. Chaparral Rd
Pima Road
Mr Fix It to Teach Two Classes at Phoenix College
C P Mike Walters of Scottsdale radio host will teach two eight week courses at Phoenix College this summer. Home Repairs runs Thursdays 6 to 8 pm and Electrical Appliance Repair Clinic from 8 to 10 pm both starting June 10 with a $20 fee per course. Contact Dr Wildred Waldron for details at 1202 W Thomas Rd Phoenix.
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Mr. Fix-It
C.P
Mike” Walters
Scottsdale
Krds Radio
Phoenix College
Wildred Waldron
W. Thomas Rd
Phoenix
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Daily Progress
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Sederberg
Olwell
Hughes’ Wills
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ACES
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King of Hearts
South
Deuce
Moscow
Washington
Patty
George Trubisky
Leonard Trubisky
Spano
Boosters
Chaparral Boosters Club
Patricia Ahern
Holly Hutchison
Charlie Rossie
Steven Hentz
Keith Jantzen
Fix-It
Bill CY Edge
FETT
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