Tony Boyle Collapses Before Extradition Hearing in Murder Case
W A Tony Boyle 71 former United Mine Workers president lies in critical condition at George Washington Hospital after an apparent stroke nine hours before a federal hearing on extradition for the December 1969 murder of Joseph A Yablonski. The case stems from a fierce union leadership battle that ended with Boyle’s ouster and later indictments for conspiring to kill Yablonski and family.
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Hunt says Baldwin could be double agent in Watergate case
Senate hearings feature E Howard Hunt claiming Alfred Baldwin, a security worker for the Nixon campaign, may have tipped off police about the Watergate break in. Hunt cites Baldwin's ties to Connecticut Democrats, then notes Baldwin assisted in removing bugging gear and later testified he warned of danger.
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Skylab 2 Astronauts Prepare for Pacific Splashdown
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma return to Earth after 59 days 11 hours and 9 minutes in orbit landing at 6 20 p m EDT near San Diego aboard Apollo craft. recovery forces aboard USS New Orleans stand by as Hurricane Irah nears Baja California with 105 mph winds.
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Martha Rudd Named Junior High Deputy at Mt Anthony
Martha Rudd, a guidance counselor and acting assistant principal at Mt Anthony Union Junior High, was named Monday night by the Mt Anthony School Board to become permanent assistant principal. She has five years in the district, previously taught in Pownal and the Bennington School District. She is married to Robert E. Rudd Jr., Bennington County USDA official. She will also teach one science course. Six applicants were interviewed, all but one from within the system. The vacancy for the guidance post will be advertised to attract new applicants.
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Joseph Hall
Kehoe opposes plan for caged game preserve in Tinmouth
Fish and Game Commissioner Edward F. Kehoe fights a proposed 700 acre Tinmouth preserve where exotics like wild boar and bighorn sheep could be imported. He warns of disease risk to native species, rejects caging, and cites high hunter prices and trophy aims. Gov. Salmon backs Kehoe, with limited bird hunting possible under control.
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Vermont Warns of Losing U S Welfare Funds
Vermont welfare officials warn the state could lose up to 350000 in the first six months of next year without hiring more quality control staff. A special Emergency Board session is set for Oct 3 to review the issue amid a federal court suit over welfare standards.
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Nixon backs panel urging more timbering in National Forests
President Nixon endorsed a 54 page report urging expanded lumbering in National Forests while stressing need for bold management and capital investment. The panel avoided fixed quotas but suggested 50 to 100 percent more timbering in western virgin forests and noted current limits on clear cutting.
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Inside 10 Cents a Letter Rate Hike Winds Up
A note on an anticipated postal rate increase appears on page 2. Other features include Carlo Walter greeting autumn in the mountains on page 4 and honors for the Hoosick Homemakers Club on page 8. The Bible translation story returns with familiar themes on page 9. Baseball division races are noted as the Reds wrap up and the Pirates remain active on page 10. A feature on glass blowing closes with a general overview on page 13.
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