Hughes' biggest probate fight begins over Hughes fortune
In Las Vegas Nevada UPI reports the opening round of the Howard Hughes will dispute as 25 billion dollars is challenged. Attorneys from many states converge in the 100 seat probate court as handwriting analysts and Dietrich aides examine a three page Mormon church document claimed as the will. The case could drag on for years with challenges from governments and investigators and diverse parties including Summa Corp and the University of Texas as potential beneficiaries.
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University of Texas
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Salt Lake City
Noah Dietrich
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Warning to beneficiaries Hughes owes sewer hookup
Bradenton Fr-A local property owner uses the Howard Hughes estate to dodge Manatee County sewer expansion. Joseph Simanonok deeded a small land strip to Hughes before death to sever his homestead from the right of way. The estate has not filed a disclaimer, and Simanonok argues the Hughes heirs must cover the $616 assessment while he relies on a septic system.
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High school students draft Hughes will style in class
Framingham South High School students, guided by history teacher Gerard Kelly, created mock Hughes wills. Proposals include reimbursing the FBI for file costs, leaving billions to a fictitious New York City fund, and a cheeky line about Mr Howard Cosell.
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Framingham Mass
UPI
Howard Hughes
Framingham South High School
Gerard Kelly
Billionare
FBI
New York City
New York
Jimmy Carter
Howard Cosell
Manson case retrials urged in New York appeal
Attorneys for Charles Manson and three female followers urged the New York State Court of Appeals to overturn their 1969 mass murder convictions. They argued prejudicial publicity and trial errors denied a fair trial, seeking new trials for Manson and the three women, Leslie Van Houten Patricia Krenwinkel and Susan Atkins, all now serving life terms after a 1972 reversal of the death penalty.
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Patricia Krenwinkel
Susan Atkins
Stern section of Edmund Fitzgerald found in Lake Superior
Coast Guard sources say the stern portion of the Edmund Fitzgerald, which vanished with 29 crew on November 10, was located under 530 feet of water at the lake's east end. Navy imagery showed the upside down hull with the ship's name, while further dives were planned to search for additional fragments. The freighter, carrying 26,216 tons of taconite from Duluth, sank after breaking up in 25 foot waves. all hands were lost. The vessel was operated by Oglebay Norton Co. of Cleveland.
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Toledo
Oglebay-Norton Co
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