Howards empire fate unsettled in death inheritance fight
The article outlines a legal dispute over Howard Hughes estate with questions of residency, custody of his body, and the potential distribution to the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. Attorneys Beeston and Hughes family figures are cited as key players while questions linger about official domicile and who inherits.
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Weenghon
IRS
Megrehile
William Gay
Summa Corp
Raderberg
Beeston
Tnt
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Ullionaire
Howard Huggies Medical Institute
Misc
Greg Bautser
Rughes
Aid Ulere
Oarita
Congress fights over day care standards veto
Washington AP reports Congress faces a clash after President Ford vetoed a bill setting federal day care standards. Supporters urge override and a national framework, while critics seek a program shifting welfare parents into work without unattended children.
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Washington
Congress
Laure
Ways and Means Committee
Uitman
C-Ore
Tet Rowse
U S May Take Court Action If New York Reigns On Loans
The Ford administration warns New York City could be sued if it defaults on emergency federal loans. Treasury official Gerard testified before House and Senate appropriations panels about the city’s $1.28 billion debt and an expected July request for about $1 billion, with potential court action to recover funds. He noted the government would seek taxpayers’ money first if needed and questioned the impact of labor contracts on the financial plan.
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Balan
Dover
Hemdards
Seme Republicas
Seearte-House Segoliators
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Wee Social Services
Abner J. Mikva
Dll
Washington
Ford Administration
New York City
Aminiagt Treasury
Robert Gerard
Kreland
Bearings
House
Seaste Appropriations
Treasury Department
Hoyas
Gerard
W. Young
K-Fla
New York
Senate
William Proxmire
D-Wis
New York Transit
State Emergency Financial Control Board
Treasury
Proxmite
Control Board
Wisconsin Democrat
White House
Bandits steal 851000 in bold CitiBank heist
In a meticulously planned robbery at a Citibank basement, three armed men in masks seized 851000 from two Wells Fargo couriers within ten minutes. They disarmed guards, collected cash in white bags, and left calmly through the bank’s corridor, escaping likely by car. No serious injuries reported.
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New York
Wells Fargo
Citibank
Cach
Perel
Lndy
Betts Bresson
Arthur Dres
Folies
Andrew Fay
Fay
Iim
Que
Deard
Polite
Eisenhower cancels Mississippi appearance amid emotional pressure
Julie Nixon Eisenhower withdraws from a Mississippi Economic Council event citing intense pressure on the Nixon family after The Final Days publication. Bob Hope was also set to attend the MEC meeting in Jackson before cancellation.
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Jackson
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Nixon
Bob Hope
State Chamber of Commerce
Mississippi Economic Council
MEC
The
Familly
Mormon Church avoids ban on black priests at conference
At the Wirks Conference in Salt Lake City, church leaders faced a white-led push for discussion of a ban on black priests. Spence W. Kimball urged 3.57 million members to a normal life as three men, Wallace among them, attempted to address the meeting about the issue but were restrained by security. The church did not comment, saying outcomes rest with local authorities.
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Spencer W. Kimball
Douglas A. Wallace
Vancouber
Wash
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Pianet
Aol cl
Wallace
Marion L. Wright
Darrell E. Lee
Marlon G. Romney
Wrig
Ne Oreeen
Lemtar
Venezuela seizes Owens-Illinois glass firm amid kidnapping crisis
Venezuela’s government says it is taking over Owens-Illinois local operations after the firm published the kidnapper’s manifesto abroad. The move follows the Feb 77 abduction of Owens-Illinois Venezuela manager William F. Nicholas. The government vows to indemnify the firm but cites alleged ties to the kidnapper demands and press publication.
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Onis
New York Times
Times of London
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Paris
Fair
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Fits Wame
Kidpapers
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Niehous
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Doe
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Halon
Rad
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Congress of the Republic
Owens-Thinais
Venezuela
Italian Socialists Press Liberal Abortion Law Push
Rome reports Socialist leader Francesca de Martina threatening to force general elections unless Premier Moro concedes more liberal abortion provisions. Talks with Moro show gaps, with a planned meeting with Communist Eurice Berl. Italy’s government fragile as CDs rely on Socialists and Communists to avoid collapse.
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Socialist Party
Francesca de Martina
Aida Noca
Moro
de Marties
Feader
Eurice Berl
Taly
Uey
Sancale
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