Mystery Traveler Dies In Hotel Room
Mrs. Sarah Krasnoff a 74 year old transatlantic traveler from Cleveland Ohio died in her Amsterdam hotel room after being confined since Sunday due to exhaustion Her son in law Leonard Gelfand announced the death arriving in Amsterdam from New York Gelfand cited no cause of death and refused to discuss the frequent New York Amsterdam flights or the pending child stealing charges once returning to Cleveland
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Amsterdam
UPD
Sarah Krasnoff
Cleveland
Ohio
Leonard Gelfand
Gelfand
Mitchel Howard Gelfand
No Hunting Announced at Three Island State Park
Three Island State Park manager Jerry Hover of Glenns Ferry announced a park wide ban on all game animal and game bird hunting. The restriction, effective Wednesday, excludes waterfowl. hunting of waterfowl is allowed on park islands and within 50 feet of the Snake River water edge.
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Glenns Ferry
Idaho
UPI
Three Island State Park
Jerry Hover
Snake River
Irish Outlaw Await Fate In America
Joe Cahill an IRA leader and Ulster wanted man agreed to stay in U S custody for five days as legal battle continues over visa cancellation Cahill planned a fundraising tour to buy weapons while denying murder conviction his lawyer says he came to help people burned from their homes in Ulster The hearing was postponed Tuesday with no bail or parole granted and Cahill faces possible expulsion back to Dublin
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New York
UPD
Joe Cahill
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Ulster
U.S
Cahill
Dublin
Northern Ireland
Kennedy International Airport
State Department
Francis J. Lyons
Presidenng
Frank Durkan
Durkan
United States
Lyons
Son Marks
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
Marks
Ireland
Vietnam Peace Talks Postponed To September 9
Paris reports the 128th session of Vietnam peace talks is postponed one week due to North Vietnam Independence Day. South Vietnamese American and Viet Cong delegates had agreed to delay as urged by Hanoi chief negotiator Xuan Thuy. Next meeting set for September 9.
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Paris
UPD
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Hanoi
McGovern Probes School Lunch Cuts In Hearing
Sen. George S. McGovern said a special hearing on administration reductions in the national school lunch program will occur after state directors pleaded for help. He invited George P. Shultz and Clifford M. Hardin to testify. Shultz declined. The Agriculture Department cut federal meal reimbursements from 50 to 35 cents on Aug. 13.
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Washington
UPD
George S. McGovern
D-S.d
Sai
McGovern
Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs
George P. Shultz
Office of Management and Budget
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
Shultz
Agriculture Department
Ameria
Congress
KLM Officials Silent on Mystery Transatlantic Passengers
ANP quoted KLM officials indicating Mrs Krasnoff and her grandson made 160 transatlantic crossings by KLM in six months at a total cost of 160000 dollars. Today KLM officials refused to answer questions about the mystery passengers.
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Royal Dutch Airlines
KLM
Dutch National News Agency
ANP
Krasnoff
Temperature Drops Lead to Record Cool Sept 1 in Spokane
In Spokane, temperatures swung from near 100 into a record cool for September 1. The National Weather Service station at Spokane International Airport reached only 54 degrees, the coldest Sept. 1 on record, breaking the 57-degree mark set in 1887. A warming trend is forecast with highs rising to the 60s this weekend and 80s by Sunday and Monday.
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Spokane
UPS
National Weather Service
Spokane International
Local Youth Pledged At U I
A total of 345 men at the University of Idaho have been pledged to fraternities. The number is about 60 more than pledged last fall. Northern Idaho men pledging fraternities include Wayne Brown Sandpoint Alpha Kappa Lambda Tim Harmon Bonners Ferry Alpha Tau Omega Arvin Anderson Dave Snyder Sandpoint Delta Chi Dave Winfrey Sandpoint Delta Sigma Phi Bob DeHart Bonners Ferry Phi Delta Theta Dan Nordhagen Sandpoint Phi Kappa Alpha John Olson Sandpoint Sigma Alpha Epsilon Jim Tucker Bonners Ferry Tau Kappa Epsilon. Elliot L. Richardson said after briefing with President Nixon on school desegregation programs that credit goes to people in school systems and to parents and children across the South.
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University of Idaho
Northern Idaho
Wayne Brown
Sandpoint
Alpha Kappa Lambda
Tim Harmon
Bonners Ferry
Alpha Tau Omega
Arvin Anderson
Dave Snyder
Delta Chi
Dave Winfrey
Delta Sigma Phi
Bob DeHart
Phi Delta Theta
Dan Nordhagen
Phi Kappa Alpha
Hearing Set for Three in Viet Nam War Protest Obstruction
UPI magistrate Alan Schwartzman schedules a preliminary hearing September 23 and 24 for Mark Lane 44 Thomas Derrick 25 and Carolyn Mugar 28 all of Mountain Home on charges of obstructing an officer at a August 20 antiwar protest in Boise during Gen William C Westmoreland's appearance. He cancels other trial dates on these charges and for disturbing the peace.
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UPI
Alan M. Schwartzman
Schwartzman
Mark Lane
Thomas F. Derrick
Carolyn Mugar
Mountain Home
Boise
William C. Westmoreland
Eco Boat Etiquette Promotes Clean Seas and Eco-Boat Practice
Ecology in depth urges boaters to prevent pollution by proper fuel maintenance, waste disposal, and minimal use of detergents and litter. It warns that air and sound pollution, visual mess, and careless trash on docks threaten marine safety and beauty. The piece promotes eco friendly mariner behavior and proper land disposal of trash.
Closed-Door Riot Probe In Progress At Idaho Penitentiary
A special committee held a closed session to identify immediate triggers of the Aug. 10 Idaho State Penitentiary disturbance and possible reforms. Chairman Edward V. Williams cited inadequate security training and salaries, staffing shortages, administration-officer rifts, a shift in prisoner type, and the aging, inflexible prison as contributing factors. The panel also blamed rapid program changes and a move to a new site for increasing tensions.
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BDGE
UPI
Idaho State Penitentiary
Edward V. Williams
Cecil D. Andrus
Williams
Small Fires Attributed To Recent Storms
United Press International reports 20 new small fires from lightning in the Forest Service northern region. Thirty three men battled blazes, bringing year to date fires to 870, with Nez Perce in Idaho hardest hit at eight new fires.
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United Press International
Forest Service
Washington
Dakotas
Nezperce
Idaho
Colville
Kootenai
Astronaut Lineup Changes for Antelope Hunt Event
Last minute reshuffle of the 28th annual One Shot Antelope Hunt replaces Armstrong Scott and Lovell with Cernan Evans and Lousma. Carr acts as back-up as teams from Utah Wyoming Colorado and Washington enter, each led by a governor. Comptroller William Camp attends as guest. Each member uses one round of ammunition to hunt antelope. top team wins.
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Gerald P. Carr
Utah
Wyoming
Colorado
Washington
William Camp
U.S. Treasury
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