UMW Aide Pleads Innocent in Conspiracy Case
An UMW organizer pleaded not guilty to federal conspiracy charges tied to the Yablonski murders and related plot. He appeared before U.S. Magistrate Robert Mitchell, posted a 200000 dollar bond, and was remanded to Allegheny County Jail. The case ties to six accused in the Clarksville Pa killings, following Yablonski's bid loss last year.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Worker
UMW
Joseph “Jock” Yablonski
William Jackson Prater
LaFollete
Tenn
U.S
Robert Mitchell
UMW District 19
Prater
Mitchell
Jay C. Waldman
Waldman
Clarksville
Yablonski
W.A
Tony” Boyle
No Wonder They're Smiling Poster Winners Named
Thirteen area elementary students received prizes for best posters in National Library Week at Corry Public Library. Winners include Thomas Lounsbury and Karen Ross from Columbus School. Robert Darling and Sheri Williams from Concord School. Sonja Crawford and Marilee Akam from Conelway. Denae Chase and Ron Stroup from Wright. Tammy Brigham and Pam Baker from St. Thomas. Mark Ongley from Spartansburg with no sixth grade entry. and Kim Drayer and Leroy Imhoff from Spring Creek. Each child received a book.
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National Library Week
Corry
Columbus
Thomas Lounsbury
Karen Ross
Concord
Robert Darling
Sheri Williams
Conelway
Sonja Crawford
Marilee Akam
Wright
Denae Chase
Ron
McGovern Pursues Ohio Bid In Democratic Primary
McGovern aims for an industrial state breakthrough by contesting the May 2 Ohio primary. He predicts victory in Massachusetts and a strong showing in Pennsylvania, highlighting blue collar appeal. The piece notes Wallace’s caution, Muskie’s Ohio/Massachusetts push, and party-line dynamics ahead of the convention.
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Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
George McGovern
Ohio
South Dakota
Columbus
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Fort Wayne
Ind
McGovern
Pittsburgh
Erie
Hubert H. Humphrey
Milton J. Shapp
Edmund S. Muskie
Shapp
Humphrey
Harrisburg
Muskie
Cleveland
Youngstown
Toledo
Boston
Wisconsin
Wallace
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Cleveland Man Loaned $220000 For HHH Drive
A $220000 loan from Cleveland businessman Joseph Cole to the Committee for the Nomination of Hubert H Humphrey Inc is reported in the first federal disclosure under the 1971 FECA. The period April 7 to 13 shows receipts of $243205.99 and expenditures of $219748.93, with the committee formed in Washington and debt of $684540. The report notes limitations and questions about corporate involvement and missing expenditure details.
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Harrisburg
Cleveland
Hubert H. Humphrey Inc
Joseph Cole
Cole National Corp
Minnesota
Washington
D.C
Department of State
General Accounting Office
Ronald Pettine
The
Commonwealth
Pettine
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Humphrey
National Corporation
Maine
Edmund S. Muskie
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Associated Press
Tors
Paul N. Pete
McCloskey
New Hampshire
North Vietnam
California
Sen. McGovern
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Federal Communications ‘Commission
Democratic National Committee
CBS
NBC
Nixon
Junior
Heathertone Shade
Richard
Richard’s Men’s Department
Cleveland Man
Corry Foodliner
North Center St
Dog Food
Saving A Loan Association
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