Reformers take over from Boyle at UMW leadership shift
Washington AP reports W A Tony Boyle resigned as president of the United Mine Workers, clearing the way for reformers led by Arnold Miller to assume control after a decade of conflict. Miller could begin a five year term soon as caretaker officers were named and salaries debated, while Boyle faces a five year prison sentence and 130000 fine on unrelated campaign finance charges.
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Washington
W. A
Tony’ Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
Sperke
Boyle
Miners
Democracy
International
New York
Reform
Arnold Miller
Labor
Lment
Joseph
Chip” Yablonski
MFD
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Owens
Miller
Montana
Litical
Jer
Ohley
W.va
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Thomas Kennedy
Kennedy
William Anthony Boyle
Minnesota Board weighs evaluating curriculum consultants
The Minnesota State Board of Education decided to keep curriculum consultants on their duties while a study evaluates their function and value to the Department of Education. A LEAP proposal to remove them from jobs was rejected, and consultants may be reassigned during the review.
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Paul
Minn
State Board of Education
Minnesota
Apni
Supreme Court to rule on industrial pollution laws
The Supreme Court agreed to rule on government's power under a 19th century refuse law to prosecute industrial polluters of navigable waters. About 200 suits depend on the decision. a Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corp case convicted for discharging solids into the Monongahela River, fined $10,000. The court faces conflicts over how the law is interpreted and applied to permit systems and environmental impact.
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Washington
Supreme Court
U.S. Circuit Court
Philadelphia
Monongahela River
Boston
Manchester
N.H
Merrimack River
South Carolina
Heublein, Inc
Connecticut
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisiana
Jack P. Foremillion
POWs greet friends via Hanoi Radio
Two Christmas messages from captured U S pilots Jerome Heeren and Richard McDow were broadcast by Radio Hanoi. Heeren, held since September, says he has toured Hanoi and visited a temple and a pagoda while awaiting mail. McDow, held since June, sends his wife Beverly and family wishes for health and a blessed new year.
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Hong Kong
Hanoi
Radio
Radio Hanoi
Jerome Donald Heeren
Clarence
Rosewell
East Faring Lane
Middle Ferry
Minnesota
Glen
C O Cofam
West 42Nd St
New York City
Love
Jerry
Richard Henry McDow
Beverly McDow
Columbiana
Alabama
Gem studded National Cup valued at 250000 dollars
The Minnesota museum theft involved a 14 inch National Cup designed by John Flaxman in 1826. Donor Louis Weyland valued the 129 emeralds at 125500 dollars. 162 diamonds 13 rubies 6 saphires adorned the gilded sterling cup. Police found no clues beyond pliers near the door.
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St Paul Minn
Louis Weyland
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
St Paul
San Francisco
Malcolm E Lein
Minnesota Museum of Art
Levi
John Flaxman
George IV
England
Weyand
St. Paul
Pioneer publication details and subscription rates
The Pioneer printed daily except Sundays and holidays in Bemidji Minnesota. It is published by The Pioneer a division of Scripps-lift Newspapers Inc. The paper is a member of AP Minnesota Newspaper Association and the ABC. Subscriptions cost $18 per year within trade area, $20 outside, or $2.50 monthly by carrier.
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the Pioneer
Scripps-lift Newspapers, Inc
Hwy
Bemidji
Minnesota
Associated Press
Minnesota Newspaper Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Heaviest night air raid costs U S planes in Hanoi area
In a bold nighttime strike over the Hanoi Haiphong area, U S forces lost two B52 bombers and an F111, with eight airmen missing. Hanoi claimed several downed bombers and captives, while Bangkok reported seven rescued. The action marked the costliest one day loss for the U S in the air war.
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Saigon
Hanoi- Hai
United States
U.S
Hanoi
Thailand
North Vietnamam
Nixon
Hanoi- Haiphong
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
North Vietnam
U.S. Command
Diplomatic clock rolls back as bombing resumes in Vietnam
Nixon orders intensified bombing of North Vietnam beyond the 20th parallel while claiming talks remain open. White House insists peace efforts continue, but the move signals a return to May positions. Critics say the administration is tethered to a Saigon government seen as blocking peace.
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Washington
North Vietnam
Nixon
White House
Vietnam
China
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Noxon
South Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Ronald L. Ziegler
Hanoi
Kissinger
Tho
Saigon
George McGovern
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Jim Sauer
Andrew Workmen
Noel Vanasse
Frank Bain
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Congress
Pennsylvania Industrial Chemical Corp
Iron and Aluminum
Hanoi Radio
Rick
Marion Davies
William Randolph Hearst
Psyche
HOT Wheels
PEG
A&u
Beltrami
Sion
Tonkin Gulf
U.S. Navy
20Th Parallel
Udorn Air Base
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