Sinatra's will made public

Friday 22 May 1998 00:02 BST

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FRANK SINATRA'S wife of 22 years and his three children were left most of his assets in a will filed the day after the entertainer's funeral. Sinatra also warned that anyone who contested his wishes would be disinherited. Barbara Sinatra was left most of his real estate holdings, as well as rights to market his name and likeness.

- AP, Los Angeles

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