Three Hughes heirs in line for massive fortune
Agnes Christine Roberts Elspeth DePauld and Barbara Cameron are Hughes cousins tied to Howard Hughes. Each leads a simple life in Ohio and California while lawyers estimate a $1.5 to $4 billion Texas probate, with potential inheritances around $21 to $90 million after taxes. The sisters, aged 50s, decline publicity as the case unfolds.
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Howard Robard Hughes
Agnes Christine Roberts
Olmsted Falls
Elspeth DePauld
Rocky River
Barbara Cameron
Beverly Hills
Hughes
Texas
Internal Revenue Service
Rupert Hughes
Howard
Chronicle-Telegram
Three Roberts sisters discuss fortunes from cousin’s wealth
Agnes Christine Roberts 53 of Olmsted Falls recalls cards to her billion aire cousin with no reply. She and husband George live in Westview Manor with two of their four children, paying 274 dollars monthly for a three bedroom apartment. The couple owns a whippet named Caesar and dreams of wealth.
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Agnes Christine Roberts
Olmsted Falls
Mrs. Roberts
Chris
Hughes
Roberts
Greater Cleveland
Washington, D.C
Brook Park
George
Lakewood
Westview Manor Apartments
Caesar
Cleveland
Baker
Coleague
Slime becomes hottest toy of the season
Mattel markets Slime a rubbery icky novelty selling fast across area stores. Parents and clerks report rapid stockouts as kids buy can after can. Promoted with squeeze stretch squish slogans, Slime is described as mostly sugar and water with a mysterious ingredient.
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Hobby Center
Midway Mall
Dave Kobasuk
Children’s Palace
North Olmsted
Kobasur
Fun City Tors
Barbara Wilson
Gold Circle
Midway Mail
Carell
Mattel
Carter surprised by Soviet reaction stalling arms talks
President Carter said the unexpected Soviet backlash against his human rights stance has hindered progress toward a SALT agreement. He noted no steps toward a deal since Geneva talks and highlighted the need for a bolder U.S. foreign policy approach while warning that foreign nations expect more frequent high level engagement from the State Department. The Geneva framework envisions a three year protocol limiting cruise missiles and Backfire bombers, plus ongoing negotiations for a broader arms reduction pact through 1985 and beyond.
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Carter
Geneva
Soviet Union
White House
Leonid J.) Brezhev
Cyrus Vance
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Richard M. Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Funeral Berserk Soweto Sparks Police Teargas Incident
Police fired teargas to disperse thousands at the burial of 17 year old Philemon Tirana in Soweto. Witnesses reported volatile anger but few injuries, as officials cited crowd size and potential unrest threatening to ignite wider violence. Reports varied on crowd estimates from 15 000 to 25 000.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Philemon
Tirana
Africa mediation falters as South Africa resists U S push
The Carter administration speeds up its bid for racial peace in Africa to curb turmoil in white ruled South Africa Rhodesia and Namibia. South Africa under Prime Minister Vorster rejects one man one vote and opposes U N control. Rhodesia says it will transfer power to a black majority by 1978 only under strict conditions. Five Western nations urge U N supervision, but South Africa desires only observation. Details on Page A?
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Carter
Africa
South Africa
Rhodesia
Namibia
U.S
John Vorster
Rejec
Ian Smith
United States
United Nations
South-West Africa
U.N
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Gerald Ford
Gene Bartlet
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Westlake
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