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National Bank, 100 percent of Perpetual Corp. and two Houston banks. Mr. Albritton and his wife have one son and homes in the Virginia Hunt Country, Washington and Houston.
• John Werner Kluge, 68, who owns 25 percent of Metromedia Inc., which includes seven television stations, 13 radio stations, the Harlem Globetrotters and Ice Capades. His stock is worth $300 million, says Forbes. German-bom, Mr. Kluge put himself through Columbia and after World War II started a Washington, D. C., radio station and distributed Fritos, food and silver polish. He and his wife have two children. They also have a home in New York City.
• Alice Francis du Pont Mills (Mrs. James Paul Mills), 70, who inherited part of the fortune of her father, A. Felix du Pont Sr. Mrs. Mills is worth $275 million, according to Forbes. Mrs. Mills raises horses. She and her husband have three children and also have a home in Florida.
• James P. Mills Jr., the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mills, who also has a home here.
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