UMW Official Convicted in Yablonski Killings
Albert Pass, a high ranking United Mine Workers official, was found guilty of first degree murder in the 1969 killings of Joseph A. Yablonski and his wife and daughter. The verdict follows trials linking Pass to financing the murder and implicating W A Boyle in a broader plot, with Sprague signaling further arrests.
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UPL
Albert Pass
United Mine Workers
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Richard Sprague
Washington
Middlesboro
Yablonski
Sprague
UMW
W. A. Tony’ Boyle
Boyle
Pass
Tennessee
Kentucky
Beulah Mae Pass
Harold Gondelman
William J. Prater
Prater
Riot police clash as Chilean miners strike broad protests
Riot police battled thousands of Allende opponents in Santiago as demonstrators protested the El Teniente copper mine walkout. Tear gas and rock throwing ended in a 45 minute melee on Bernardo O’Higgins Avenue near the Presidential Palace while government leaders debated the miners’ dispute and calls for a general shutdown across sectors.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Salvador Allende
Bernardo O'Higgins
Christian Democrat Party
Allende
el "Teniente
Allente
National Security Council
el Teniente
Chilean Medical Association
Central Labor Federation
73 Food Costs Seen Jumping 12.5 Percent This Year
UPI reports Agriculture Department economists forecast grocery prices to average about 12.5 percent higher than 1972, the largest one-year rise in 26 years. They note prior upward revisions tied to demand, stocks, and uncertain crop prospects, with beef and pork prices expected to ease later in the year.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Feline
Department
Senate approves austere space budget in tight vote
The Senate approved a $3 billion space budget for fiscal 1974 by a 9 05 vote, defeating Sen. Fulbright’s bid to cut $121 million. The package includes $233.8 million for Skylab and $475 million for the space shuttle, with a conference to reconcile differing versions and warns of future cuts. Senator Moss warned larger cuts could cancel or delay major projects.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Arke
House
Frank Moss
Utah
Senate Space Committee
U.S
Noe
Fulbright
Young rider earns bravery award after fall at show
In Richmansworth Jane Wade, nine, fell from a horse at a local show and broke her arm. She received immediate treatment and, after her cast was set, was back in the saddle within two hours. Judges awarded her a special bravery prize despite not winning horsemanship prizes.
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Richmansworth
England
UPI
Jane Wade
Survey Finds Shared Revenue Funding Permanent Improvements
City county and state governments are using general revenue sharing funds for construction, sewers, fire trucks, and equipment amid fears funding may wane. 72 percent of 770 jurisdictions have earmarked money for capital projects, with motives including backlogs, inflation, and avoidance of tax hikes.
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San Francisco
UPI
Orst
U.S
Moon Landrieu
New Orleans
Graham W. Watt
Office of Revenue Sharing
Landrieu
Watt
Local Theaters Spotlight Animated, Fantasy And Classic Films
At the Movies review highlights The case of The, Charlotte's Web opens at Cinema I with Debbie Reynolds voice acting. Cinema II shows Two People and Slaughterhouse Five as a double feature. Bennington Drive-In presents The Poseidon Adventure tonight. Hathaway's Theatre offers When Women Had Tails and Hannie Caulder through Saturday. Williamstown College Cinema repeats A Clockwork Orange nightly at 8. Show times appear in ads.
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Kurt Vonnegut
Cinema II
Bennington Drive-In
Hathaway
Hannie Caulder
North Hoosick Drive
Nixon and Congress Reach Tentative Peace in Spending Row
President Nixon and Congress show cautious cooperation after years of clash. Nixon signs four bills he previously vetoed, citing a partnership of give and take, while Congress signals shifts toward domestic health and education funding and potential cuts to defense and aid programs. Melvin R. Laird forecasts a new, better Capitol Hill White House relationship.
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Steve Gerstel
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
Melvin R. Laird
Senate Republicans
White House
Economic Development Administration
EDA
House
Bille
Federat
Giant rally welcomes Peron back to Argentina
Thousands of jubilant Argentinians flooded into Buenos Aires for a massive rally greeting former president Juan D. Peron returning after 18 years in exile. Organizers predicted up to two million would greet him as his jet arrives from Madrid, with free trains bringing crowds and a 48 hour general strike to allow attendance.
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API
Juan D. Peron
Peron
Madrid
Exeiza
Francisco Franco
Barajas
Hector J. Campora
Campora
Argentina
John Thompson
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Juan Kurdt
Stocking Company
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