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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1972

Page

5

Swiss Seek Extradition of Clifford Irving's Wife

A Swiss diplomatic courier arrived in New York with a request to extradite Mrs. Irving to face fraud charges tied to her husband Clifford Irving's Howard Hughes autobiography. The case involves a $650,000 transfer from a Swiss bank account and McGraw-Hill's role in financing the book. A federal grand jury in New York would hear Nina van Pallandt testify, and handwriting samples of Hughes were subpoenaed. Nevada also seeks Hughes handwriting as part of its gambling investigations.

John Pryor New York UPD United States Clifford Irving Howard Hughes Washington Irving Switzerland Helga R. Hughes McGraw-Hill Gerald Luethy Zurich Nina van Pallandt Mexico Hughes van Pallandt Federal Grand Jury Philip Hannifin Nevada State Gaming Control Board Nevada Las Vegas

Lawmakers rail against busing while urging local school control

UPI reports from Washington and Cleveland with Rep. John Steed and Sen. Harris defending positions on busing and Vietnam policy amid criticism. Sen. Hruska warns against relaxing meat import limits as price tensions rise. A Dallas Valentine ad plays on affection and gifts.

U.S. Pat United Press International Washington UPI John Steed D-Okla Nixon Cleveland Fred Harris Vietnam

Mardi Gras Day Opens Under Rainy Rex Parade

The 101st Rex celebration in New Orleans began with dark skies and lightning before sun broke through as over a million revelers filled the French Quarter. Police reported orderly crowds with some later rowdiness, while the day featured parades, beads, and the famed Zulu coconuts drawing frantic shoppers.

Gene Mearns New Orleans Rex Mississippi River Bourbon Street French Quarter Canal _ Street

Trustees Fight For Control Of Hair

Bonneville School District 93 trustees clash with Idaho Commission on Human Rights over hair policy and discrimination. Testimony before the Senate State Affairs Committee cites proposed powers including subpoena and cease and desist authority.

George Frank Boise AUPD Bonneville State Commission On Human Rights Ray Haroldsen Senate State Affairs Committee Haroldsen Boise Idaho Falls Idaho Commission Commission Don Knickrehm Knickrehm

Hansen Urges Youth Grants for Humanities Program

Idaho Falls Congressman Orval Hansen urged youth to apply for the National Endowment for the Humanities Youth Grants in the Humanities. The program invites students and nonstudents to fund humanities projects by young people, aiming to translate education and ethics into concrete community projects.

Idaho Falls UPI Orval Hansen Idaho National Endowment For the Humanities Hansen

Elephants Rampage Destroys Village in Bihar

A herd of wild elephants swept through a village near Hazari bagh in central Bihar, trampling two people to death and injuring several others. The stampede damaged mud huts and crops, forcing many villagers to flee their homes according to PTI.

New Delhi UPI India Press Trust of India PIT Hazaribagh Bihar PTI

Senate Approves Transfer of Idaho School and Center Authority

The Senate Health Education and Welfare committee endorsed a do pass bill to shift authority for Idaho state school and hospital and mental retardation services to the Department of Public Assistance. The move depends on House action on transferring appropriations for child development centers from Health to DPA. Governor Andrus backs transferring the centers. executive order possible, funding must follow. John Christensen notes staff screen admissions and perform follow up when patients return to communities. he prefers keeping the school but accepts transfer if centers move.

Boise UPC Senate Health, Education Ad Welfare Committee Idaho Department of Public Assistance Department of Health House Health Department DPA Guv Cecil D. Andrus John Christensen Tthe State School and Hospital

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Dick Curtis Bonners Ferry Idaho National Guard Norm Bauer KSPT Bee Roman L. Hruska R-Neb Dallas Cathey Paula Wessel Namva High School Glenn Selander Judy Grimes Toy Senate
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