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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania

01 Aug 1972

Page 6

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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1972

Page

6

Private Poll Seen As Defense Lever

In Washington County a private poll of 1,100 residents and 150 attorneys may be used by defense lawyers to seek a venue change for Albert Pass and William Prater in the Yablonski murder case. Judge Sweet said poll data would not be admissible. the survey aims to gauge potential impartiality amid public sentiment.

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Pittsburgh Washington County Yablonski Albert Pass William Prater Charles G. Sweet Guide Post Research Inc Harold Gendleman Pass C. Harvey Guide Post United Mine Workers Prater UMW Clarksville Union
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Cooper Industries reports sharp rise in earnings

Cooper Industries parent company of PennJax reports earnings of 71 cents a share for the latest quarter, up 50 percent from 46 cents a year ago, with net income of 3.195 million on sales of 55.318 million. First half earnings rise 45 percent to 5.898 million on sales near 110 million, driven by strong hand tool demand and improved machinery division performance despite a weak market.

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Cooper Industries PennJax Ajax Iron Works Cooper Ell. Miller Miller
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Gals Fight Order To Wear Dresses In Court

Attorneys for the Legal Aid Society of Louisville petition the Kentucky Court of Appeals to revisit a court ruling allowing dress code requirements for women in court. The class action, led by Connie Gail Wyatt, contests a December 1970 order by Judge Lyndon R. Schmid barring pants or slacks.

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Frankfort Legal Aid Society of Louisville State Court of Appeals High Court Lyndon R. Schmid Jefferson County Connie Gail Wyatt Schmidt
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