Wishful claimants press for share of Howard Hughes estate
Letters from across the country seek a portion of the Hughes fortune as Nevada probate proceedings test the authenticity of the will. Judge Keith C. Hayes warns claimants to show valid proof, while most letters are deemed speculative and not admitted at the May hearing.
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Lymda Fillmor
Las Vegas
Nev
Clark County
Aton
Pats
Keith C. Hayes
Salt Lake City
Circh of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Motrios
Hayes
Sam
Nevada
Russell Wade
Baltimore
Passdeng
Calif
Hollendale
Fla
M.B.D
Hughes
San Diego
Melvin Dammar
Mineral County
Damemar
Hawthorne
Henan
Willard
Utah
Nevada Desert
Sanda Molet
Boy Scouts mulling possible 150 million Hughes legacy
In North Brunswick, the Boy Scouts weigh a possible 150 million from a Howard Hughes will matter. Officials seek any link to Hughes as a Boy Scout and note the national council’s budget around 14 million. If confirmed, funds could support about ten years of operations.
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Boy Scouts of
Americz
Howard Hughes
Jeff
Boy Scouts
Bollas
Houston
Hughes
Ballas
New Mexico
Tulsa
Opia
Waite Phillips
National Council
Ford to veto foreign aid bill over presidential powers
President Ford plans to veto a $4 billion foreign aid package that would fund military aid to the Middle East and Israel while opening ties with Vietnam. White House aides say the veto aims to resist congressional limits on presidential powers and could trigger an election-year clash with Democrats.
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Vietnam
Ford
Democratic Congress
Egypt
House
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Congress
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Veto override predicted for day care center bill
Washington backers push a bill to supply 23 million dollars to meet new federal staffing standards for day care centers. The measure aims to fund higher pay and qualified staff to protect children and improve care. Supporters say the proposal could prompt a bipartisan veto override when the bill reaches the president.
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Washington
Maryland congressmen seek override of Ford veto on day care funds
The Senate is expected to vote to override President Ford on a $125 million day care measure to fund centers under federal standards. Supporters predict a narrow veto override outcome, while critics say the plan raises costs and delays standards.
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Kaeih
Wee Strong
Maryland
Ford
Millon Dery
Senate
FBI campaign called rough tough dirty
An FBI campaign known as Cointelpro was described as rough and dirty while targeting Black Nationalist groups and student organizations after 1960s riots. The report notes assaults linked to tactics against black groups and limited accountability among officials aware of operations.
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Cointerpro
Ku Klux Klan
Tepert
Black Panthers
Southern Christianip Conference
Cointelpro
Hew
Democratic
Antioch College
Ohio
Caintelpro
House Appropriations Subcommittee
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