European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - April 5, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse Page 12 the stars and stripes saturday april 5, 1986 races i places billionaire Hughes gone but not forgotten from press dispatches ten years after his death billionaire Howard Hughes still attracts the sort of attention he so desperately tried to avoid in life. A few regulars frequent the Houston cemetery site where Hughes is buried next to his parents and curious visitors still seek directions to it Accord ing to a Glenwood cemetery caretaker. Relatives have refurbished the once Humble graveside erecting an elegant Concrete Wall graced with six Black trumpets. Flowers rest on the Marker. A decade ago saturday a Pri vate Jet carrying Hughes 94 Pound body flew from his Seaside hideaway in Mexico to Houston Howard Hughes where he was born. The Hollywood Playboy turned re Cluse died that Day of kidney failure. He was 70 years old. Hughes known for his exploits As a filmmaker Pilot and financial wizard was buried two Days later in a Brief episcopal ceremony. He left no will. The Case of Hughes millions fell to probate judge Pat Gregory of Houston. He said More than 500 people have claimed to be related to Hughes and entitled to a portion of his Money. A worldwide search failed to produce a legitimate will and in november 1981, Gregory declared an aunt and 21 cousins heirs to the Hughes Fortune estimated to be Worth up to $2 billion when he died. Purport by said. I even met Howard Hughes Young Black Man who came to his office saying he was Hughes. Nixon visits Burger King Richard Nixon stopped at a Burger King restaurant in Stafford township n.j., while taking a drive along the coast and posed for pictures and signed autographs for the stunned workers and patrons employees and his spokesman say. There was an sex president in Burger King said Hosteen Doreen Johnson. It was a Shock to see him. Man bites dog a photos Stuart Smale 19, walks the streets of Bristol England after being found guilty of biting his dog Jade about the head. The court banned Smale from owning a dog for a year and ordered that he pay the equivalent of about $33 for a veterinary operation. Smale claimed the dog made a mess in the House. At right the sad eyed Jade rests comfortably after her bloody ordeal. He wore a powder Blue suit she said and looks better in person than he does on Nixon spokesman John Taylor said it was a pretty Day and he thought he would take a drive Down the coast and have a Burger and French Nixon 73, accompanied during his Jaunt wednesday by staff member Mike Edicott ordered a Burger Fries and soft drink said Johnson. After bringing the former president his lunch she held hands with Nixon and posed for a picture. The Saddle River resident stayed for about an hour and signed autographs. Before departing he left a Spe Cial message for the restaurant a note that reads Best wishes to Burger King Home of the whopper. Love Richard the workers have already had the note framed said manager Lisa Krigel. Spitball land in court a City councilman in Norco calif., is suing the school District for $1 million saying a Driver forced his 7-year old son to eat spitball off the bus floor. Young Jason Wildfong was Riding Home oct. 24 when according to the suit filed Friday in Riverside Superior court Driver Suzan Garrett stopped the bus and grabbed the youngster by the Collar. Councilman Ronald Wildfong said Garrett made Jason pick up and Swallow six or seven spitball and roughly shoved and forced him to the front of the bus and out the door. He said Jason choked and gasped for air and the incident caused him great mental physical and nervous pain and Garrett is on leave and unreachable for comment a co worker said wednesday. The District personnel director Victor Collins would not comment. Stars of Shine in Chattanooga country music Star Willie Nelson jazz artist Benny Goodman pop singers Dionne Warwick and Patti la Belle and blues guitarist Albert King will be among featured performers at the 1986 Riverbend festival in Chattanooga Tenn. The june 13-22 festival also includes dances Power boat races children s films parades fireworks artwork a Road race and triathlon. I can Tell you it will be one Heck of a Good festival director Bruce Storey said. Arnie s world finally shown after 10 Telephone Calls in the last two months View ers of late Nite with David Letterman finally saw pictures of the world of Arnie Barnes the Omaha correspondent for the Abc show sent in 13 photos of what the talk show Host described As Barnes neighbourhood Home and life. Subjects included fat Jaks a bar in Council Bluffs Iowa Barnes work place Omaha steaks International his two Best friends and his favorite Beer. After showing the photo of Barnes Home on tues Day s show Letterman asked Barnes by Telephone to describe it. It s a House Barnes said. Letterman replied there s a lot of poet in you too in t there Arnie Letterman talked with Barnes about 10 times to Dis cuss the project. Read All about it Home delivery of stars and stripes at no extra charge. Keep up with news and sports. Enjoy your favorite comics and columns. Profit from travel tips and consumer advice. Stars and stripes is delivered to mailboxes in most government housing areas for just $4.50 per month. Start your Day with stars and stripes. Complete this form and drop it off at your nearest stars and stripes Bookstore or mail to stars and stripes Apo 09211 attn sales promotion accept my subscription to stars & stripes a name please print Street bldg no Tel no i will pay. The Home delivery Carrier when he comes to collect City Apt no housing area
