Irvings Indicted in Frauds Tied to Hughes Book
Federal and New York County grand juries indicted Clifford Irving his wife Edith and researcher Richard Suskind on 23 counts including mail fraud forgery and grand larceny in connection with the unauthorized Howard Hughes autobiography. Suskind absent Irving arraigned in federal court released on bond with Monday plea planned.
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Antibusing forces claim near victory in House vote
Antibusing proponents say they are within shooting distance of the two thirds required for a constitutional amendment banning school busing to promote racial balance. The House ordered conferees to stand by antibusing amendments tied to a five year 24 billion education aid package, while Senate plans differed on timing and scope of busing restrictions.
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Extortion plot delays air traffic and blasts hit TWA planes
An extortionist triggered two bomb scares delaying U S air travel. A TWA jet cockpit was torn open at McCarren Las Vegas while another suspect device was found at Kennedy New York and a third at Seattle United jet. No injuries reported as authorities pursue alleged mastermind and motives while airlines reassess safety.
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Columnist Says Kleindienst Unfit for Attorney General
Washington columnist Jack Anderson charged Richard Kleindienst was unfit for attorney general. He cited Kleindienst’s role in ITT settlement talks and a $400,000 offer linked to the 1972 Republican Convention. Anderson testified before the Senate committee examining Nixon’s nominee, calling the settlement sham and Kleindienst unfit for the post.
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Buck Weather Forecast Ducks and Rain Likely Tonight
The forecast calls for a wet spell with clouds bringing a strong chance of rain. Temperatures will rise to the upper fifties tonight and drop into the 40s tomorrow with a 70 percent rain chance tonight and 60 percent tomorrow.
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Welfare agency refunds conditioned after critical report
A harsh joint review by the Western Regional Office of Economic Opportunity and the State OFO found poor administration and political activity influence at the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency. Western region imposed six month funding limits, a plan by April 15, board reduction from 33 to 21, and realignment of private sector membership. The agency, still out of funds since March 1, will meet next Wednesday to discuss these conditions and implement changes by July 1.
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Four Robbers Take $456000 From Kodak Truck in Rochester
Four unarmed men seized an estimated $456000 in cash from a Dayle Armored Service truck parked on Rochester north side in front of Eastman Kodak Hawkeye plant. Det. Capt. Cavall said two jumped out and grabbed eight money bags before fleeing north in a green car. Police estimated about 400000 was stolen.
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Hayward massage parlors spark city controversy
City officials face claims of possible illicit activity tied to eight massage parlors licensed in the last six months. Councilman George Oakes hints of troubling behind-the-curtains behavior while parlor managers deny illegal operations and stress routine checks by police and vice detectives.
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Refunds Loom As Lead Paint Rule Targets Toys
Washington AP reports the FDA readies a two part rule likely to trigger large refunds for toys and household items painted with lead. Regulators seek to limit lead in paints and guarantee refunds for banned hazardous products, prompting potential lawsuits from manufacturers over retroactive eligibility.
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