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Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1972

Page

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Hijackers Free Women as Kennedy Son Denied Release

A Lufthansa 747 carrying 188 people was hijacked by five Arab militants to Yemen. They released some passengers including women and children, but kept Joseph P. Kennedy II and four others aboard with explosives aboard for security. The group claimed Palestinian motives and warned Yemeni authorities while various reports conflicted on releases and fate.

United Press International Lufthansa Red Sea Yemen Joseph P.,kennedy II Egypt Middle East MENA Aden Youssef Khateeb New Delhi Athens Israel West Germany Yeman United States International Red Cross Geneva Pakistan Peking Nixon Ronald L. Ziegler Kennedy Rolf Bepper Frankfurt Addis Ababa Ethiopia Beirut Joseph Kennedy Palestiian

Three Car Collision Nets Cited Youth in Sandpoint

Samuels youth Brian L. Wood, 16, was cited for failure to yield at a stop sign after a Monday afternoon collision at Boyer Avenue and Larch Street. Wood’s vehicle ran the sign, hitting Guy D. Whistler, 51, whose pickup then struck David J. Winn, 55. No injuries were reported. Wood’s car was totaled and damage estimates to the other two vehicles were not yet set.

Samuels Brian L. Wood Boyer, Avenue Larch Street Wood Guy D. Whistler Sandpoint

Spokanises Seek Change Of Government

Spokane citizens group Giant Step launches a one week signature drive aiming to collect 2000 signatures to force a city council vote on changing from a city manager and part time council system to a strong mayor form with a full time mayor and council.

Spokane UPD Giant Step William G. Ia

Sun Valley Air Crash Investigated

Fairfield Idaho UPI reports preliminary findings show no foul play in the Sun Valley Airplane wreck that killed five. NTSB member Jerry M Bruggin said the inquiry found no indication of foul play after a rancher heard an explosion before the craft broke in two near Sun Valley. Engine trouble is blamed for the crash as the plane hit a snow covered flat north of town.

Fairfield Idaho UPI Sun Valley Jerry M. Bruggin Seattle National Transportation Safety Board Sun Valley Air

Kennedy seeks release for Bobby's son aboard hijacked jet

Senator Edward M. Kennedy reports unconfirmed word that a release negotiation may free Joseph P. Kennedy II and other hostages aboard a hijacked Lufthansa 747. Kennedy aides say he has been soliciting information and contacting officials since the incident.

Wasengton Seif Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Lufthansa Richard Drayne Kennedy Joseph P. Kennedy II Yemen Drayne Joseph Kennedy

Five Drug Suspects Due In Magistrate Court Wednesday

Five of eleven men arrested in a mass drug raid on December 16 are set for preliminary hearings in Magistrate's Court here at 10 a.m. Judge Don Swanstrom will oversee. bonds were originally 5000 but later reduced. The case involves conspiracy to deliver controlled substances. drugs found included marijuana mescaline and LSD with no heroin cocaine or opium.

Don Swanstrom Louie Kins Dover James Burke Ponderay Dan Gustafson Sandpoint Mark Lewis Howard Peterson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sandpoint Bowl Hud Nieman Bob Linsday Nieman Bob Ulso Bee Photo Bobby Kennedy Whistler David J. Winn Spokanises Bobby Everett D. Hoffmeister Bonner County Robert Wilcox
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