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PART OF HOWARD NEVEDA -These hotels, lining Las glittering are part of the $300 million Nevada empire owned by Howard Hughes, the billionaire recluse whose whereabouts are unknown. The interests include: (1) Silver Slipper Supper Club, (2) Frontier Hotel, (3) presently undeveloped property, (4) Castaways Hotel, (5) The Sands Hotel, (6) undeveloped property and (7) The Desert Inn, where Hughes is believed to have lived on the top floor for several years, until recently. (AP Wirephoto) Mystery Surrounds Disappearance: Hughes Factions For Control Of School Teaches Own Culture By BEVERLY PETERSON HONOLULU (AP) The one on of Niihau ranks last academically in this state, but the state superintendent of education says children there are way ahead. would like to bring my kids up William A. Waters said recently.

such a tranquil life, happy families, a minimum of pollution, no The tiny island, about 18 miles from Kauai Island northwest of Honolulu, has been the private property of the Robinson family since King Kamehameha IV sold it in 1864. The Robinsons, who came from New Zealand, have lowed few visitors to their island, hence nickname. The 237 residents are mostly full-blooded Hawaiians, who live much as their ancestors did and are among the last who speak the Hawaiian lan guage. Most adults work on the Robinson agricultural ranches. There is no electricity, no movies, no alcoholic beverages.

Ice cream and candy sold, either. are not culturally says Gabriel who was in charge of the school until 1966 and now teach- MARKET PRICES Brady Presents Slide Program Hanover Grain Corn $1.52 Oats ........................................68 Barley $100 Wheat $1.65 D. H. Sharrer Sons. Inc.

New Oxford R.D. 2 Corn $156 es children from Niihau families who have moved to Kauai. have their own rich he says of the Hawaiian traditions and closely kniit family structure. are just not exposed to other things children here have been exposed Waters admits that Niihau school has ranked at the bottom of the list as far as learning goes for 50 He says while school district officials have nagged for most of that time to accelerate the programs, problems on Niihau stem from isolation and not knowing the English There now are three teachers for the 70 children in grades one through eight. Only one has a college degree.

have begun a program of quality of Waters says. Mary Nakashima, deputy superintendent of Kauai County schools, which include Niihau, says members of the Board of Education visit the island several times a year. She says recommendations to Waters has led to a program of teaching English as a second language on Niihau and a teacher-exchange program with Kauai. trying to develop more understanding of the American culture as it is she says. is of the old Hawaiian culture, which, of course, is lovely in CHARLES E.

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By TERRY RYAN Associated Press Writer LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) Ri val factions in the empire of ail- ing billionaire Howard Hughes ttat time was suffering from and Jack Hooper, Nevada oper- ill to be moved anywhere except ations security director, to a hospital. Maheu, 53, a former FBI The doctor said Hughes at agent, said he did not believe time was suffering froo Hughes had ordered his firing ble of and possibly 8 shenff's He obtained a court order trial and financial complex. Hughes. 84, idsappeared Nov.I himTeif thaLHRflT 5 Frwp the penthoiise atop his Sources in the Hughes Tool himself has gone to the Baha- Desert Inn hotel.

faction said Maheu was fired at 3 mas, deputies searched Undersiheriff Lloyd Bell, who direct order because he 8 his penthouse retreat on the Las led a 10-man sweep of the pent- Vegas Strip Sunday and report- house, said the search was nue on the Nevada investment ed they found no trace of the prompted bv reports that foul nUQ6 the Nevada mystery man. piay may have been involved in Hughes Tool Henarture have said repeatedly the group possesses a document signed by the deputies searched all but locked personal room I heforebeinc asked to leave Paul and state the basis of what we control and licensing of- saw Bell have as ficials new from Carscn was involved as that it was Gift Suggestion The department re- departure, ported that a doctor who treated Though they had no warrant, uy, deputies searched all but them of orley Present At All Roll Calls Laxa It tried to set up for todav both A report issued to members of the House at Harrisburg separate meetings with shows that Francis Woriey, n0L sides in the struggle, whose term as representative He did say what the offi- Laxalt said that any change in from Adams County ended saw and gave no further present management of the week, was present for all House explanation. Hughes casinos might require a sessions in 1970 and was re-i Reports Indicate that controL personal appearance by Hughes corded on all master roll calls, not only of Hughes $300 million to confirm he wanted personnel He cast 561 votes and Nevada investment but of his replacements and explain why. voted 183 times. He was entire $2 billion industrial and listed as not voting on six votes financial empire may be at; taken while he was off the floor stake in the power struggle that at committee sessions or con- surfaced here last week, ferences.

Pitted in the battle are execu-i Worley, who was co-sponsor tives of Hughes Tool Co. of of the bill creating the Depart- Houston, the family firm ment of Environmental Re-on which he built his wealth, sources was invited to Gov. and the staff that handled hfe office Thursday to wit- operations as the major figure ness the signing of the bill by in legal gaming indus- tfoe governor. try as well as the largest land owner and employer. The Hughes Tool forces arrived last Friday, led by senior vice president Frank Gay and corporate counsel Chester Dav is.

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