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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1972

Page

3

Mystery Blonde and $650000 in Hughes Case

In New York AP report, McGraw-Hill says it paid Hughes $650,000 through Clifford Irving for memoir rights. Hughes denies any deal and calls the book fake while Irving claims to have interviewed the real Hughes. Swiss bank cites a forged passport tied to a blonde woman who deposited and later withdrew the funds.

New York H. R. Hughes Moe- Graw-Hill Howard R. Hughes Hughes McGraw-Hill Publishing Co Clifford Irving Irving Switzerland Swiss Credit Bank McGraw-Hill

Money Saving Hints Aplenty

Financial columnist Syl via Porter outlines a five part series on saving money at home. She shows how to cut costs on air conditioners, sound equipment, sewing machines, and telephone bills while promoting affordable TV repairs. The Gazette begins the series Monday.

Sylvia Porter Porter the Gazette

Steam Bus Begins Service In Oakland Test Of Steam Transit

The first steam powered bus in four decades starts Monday on a 40 mile round trip between East Oakland and Berkeley. The Alameda County Transit District tests through March 31 to assess steam propulsion for pollution reduction and compare with diesel buses.

East Oakland Berkeley California Alameda

Snow Forecast Updates for East Iowa Sunday Snow

Snow began in Iowa before midnight Saturday as the weatherman warned Cedar Rapids to expect flurries by Sunday. A 40 percent chance of snow on Sunday rising to 50 percent Sunday night with up to two inches possible and winds up to 18 mph. The system should end Monday morning with high Sunday in the low 30s and colder Monday.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Esa

Red Ships Tie Up at Navy Pier After Coast Guard Chase

Two Soviet fishing vessels resisting seizure tied up at Adak Alaska Navy pier to face U S territorial waters fishing support probe. Coast Guard icebreaker Storis pursued the Lamut and Kolyvan after a tense chase and warning shots before escorting them to port.

Adak Island Alaska Coast Guard U.S. Navy U. S Storis Adak St. Matthew Island Alaskan Aleutian Island Seattle

Moss pushes to widen freedom of information act

Representative John Moss of California, a longtime foe of government secrecy, vows to strengthen the freedom of information act this year. He argues classification should apply only for clear national interests and cites the Pentagon papers and My Lai investigation as examples of overclassification.

Washington John Moss D-Calif Moss Pentagon Jack Anderson India-Pakistan My Lai

IRA Demonstrators Clash With Police In Northern Ireland

In Belfast and Armagh violence erupts as 2,800 troops and police seal off cities amid parades ban tied to internment without trial. Rubber bullets fly, bombs explode in Belfast and Londonderry. dozens injured. about 700 interned, including IRA suspects.

Belfast UPI Northern Ireland Armagh Jall Brian Faulkner Faulkner Irish Republican Army IRA McGilligan Londonderry

Iowa Parole Board Overhauls Prison Release Policy

Iowa's three member parole panel announced an immediate policy shift in parole eligibility. Length of sentence will not be the primary factor in determining when inmates may be considered for parole. The board stressed they will still assess offense seriousness and violence.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Parole Board Iowa Board of Parole

Superman Returns Home to Metropolis Crowd

Metropolis Illinois hosts a homecoming ceremony for the comic strip hero Superman. Bob Westerfield chairs the Superman Committee of the Chamber of Commerce as Rev. Charles Chandler portrays the caped figure before cheering townspeople.

Superman Metropolis Ill Bob Westerfield Chamber of Commerce Superman Committee Charles Chandler

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