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Lawyers and professional investigators continued to press a nationwide search for an authentic will. The best clues so far: a key to a safe-deposit box found among Hughes' belongings in his old Romaine Street office in Hollywood and a 1938 registered letter to the First National Bank in Houston saying he was enclosing a will. Neither discovery has produced results. America's-perhaps the world's-foremost mystery man in life, Howard Hughes may have created his biggest mystery in death...
Whatever a woman's size or shape, decolletage can slip into disaster for those into strapless chic. The drawstrings and elastic used to hold the garb up are not fall-safe. Arleen Sorkin, a Washington student, remembers the night her strapless turned topless in a Manhattan nightclub. Recalls she with horror: "I ran to the bathroom and cried. And I don't think my date ever recovered." Sorkin, however, was quickly on top of the situation and now owns five strapless outfits...
...final minutes of the period, Princeton made its bid to put the game away, getting goals from Jones and middie Tom Chaires. When Sollers got his fifth goal with the aid of Tickner's fifth assist at 11:47, the Tigers looked safe with a 10-6 bulge...
...death, but was too ill to do so. Noah Dietrich, Hughes' former chief lieutenant, said he had seen a will, but that was back in the 1950s. Investigators began a massive dragnet search for a will, combing through Hughes' old map cases, flight bags, books and safe-deposit boxes. They looked in one box in a Hollywood Bank of America branch where Dietrich believed the will had been placed. By week's end no one had produced Hughes' last testament...
President Ford recently indicated his dissatisfaction with OSHA and it seems unlikely that Ford's re-election would result in an increased federal emphasis on improving occupational health and safety. None of the other declared candidates has emphasized occupational health and safety as an issue either. It seems safe to say that barring a change of address for Ford or a sudden awakening on the part of his opponents, OSHA will remain an example not of the "American systems at its best," but of business--and politics--as usual...