Irving admits wife used alias in 650000 deposit saga
Clifford Irving disclosed to the New York County DA that his wife Edith used the name H. R. Hughes to open a Swiss bank account and deposit 650000 in checks intended for Howard Hughes. Federal and state probes tied to the missing funds and related libel suit actions intensified as postal and Zurich authorities joined the inquiry.
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UPD
Clifford Irving
Edith
H. R. Hughes
Howard Hughes
Irving
Maurice Nessen
Frank Hogan
Fraud Bureau
Hughes
Martin Ackerman
Maury Nessen
Nickerson
Kramer
Lowenstein
Nessen
Kaimin
Ackerman
U.S. Postal Service
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Switzerland
Zurich
FBI
Fernand Legros
John Tarpey
Postal Service
Tarpey
McGraw- Hill
Helga R. Hughes
Helga Hughes
Mrs. Irving
Idaho House Votes for Local School Control
The Idaho House passed a bill giving school trustees power to ban disruptive or harmful individuals from campuses. Floor sponsor Jack Kennevick cited authority to curb drug traffic and resist outside pressures, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Boise
UPC
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Senate
Jack Kennevick
Senate OKs Middle Snake Moratorium
The Idaho Senate unanimously approves a message to Congress endorsing a seven year moratorium on the Middle Snake. The memorial urges enactment of the moratorium, backed by the eight member congressional delegation, and opposes creation of a Hells Canyon Snake National River.
Demo Favors Revised Criminal Code Debate
Demo candidate Teenaeiee says he would support a revised criminal code rather than having the newly enacted code take effect. He notes the prevailing feeling is that the new code has made it harder to obtain convictions, harming the image of county prosecutors who voiced criticisms.
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Bose
UPD
Teenaeiee
Sto
County
Idaho House backs gas tax hike backup bills
The House transportation committee urged four bills to raise gasoline and motor fuel taxes by one cent to counter Gov. Cecil Andrus proposals for two cents. Chairman John Sessions led the package, with a public hearing set for 7 p.m. Monday. Rep. William Roberts supported the one cent increase for consideration at the hearing.
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House Transportation Committee
John Sessions
Rdriggs
Cecil D. Andrus
Andrus
William Roberts
R. Buhl
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