Boyle Conspiracy Charges Dropped in Yablonski Slayings
Federal conspiracy charges against former United Mine Workers President W. A. Boyle over the 1969 Yablonski family killings were dismissed at the government's request. Boyle, 72, is serving a state murder sentence and is in a Missouri federal prison hospital.
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Pittsburgh
United Mine Workers
W.A
Tony’ Boylé
Boyle
Yablonski
Springfield
UMW
Arnold Miller
Consumer Board Cannot Ban High Tar Cigarettes
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission voted 3 to 2 it cannot ban high tar cigarettes under the Hazardous Substances Act. A petition by Sen Frank E Moss and the American Public Health Association prompted the move. Critics call the decision premature and may seek a public hearing.
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Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Frank E Moss
Utah
American Public Health Association
Richard C. Simpson
Commission
Simpson
Congress
Columbus Elementary School holds graduation party king and queen
Columbus King, Queen Columbus King, Queen Debbie Nadolny, right, and Bradley Crawford were chosen king and queen of the Columbus Elementary School graduation party held last night at the school. During the party, grade school diplomas were given to the sixth grade students, door prizes were given out and refreshments were served. Music by the rock group Penn Central. The Columbus PTA sponsored the party.
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Debbie Nadolny
Bradley Crawford
Columbus
Penn Central
Columbus Pta
Nab College Kids At Drug Raids In California Pa Dormitory
California Pennsylvania police arrested 12 students in a pre-dawn raid at a state college dormitory. Authorities confiscated about 542 pounds of marijuana and amphetamines after a four month state federal and local probe. The 12 were arraigned on drug possession charges.
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California, Pa
California State College
Jamestown pharmacist charged in drug diversion case
Jamestown General Hospital pharmacist Robert Enserro pleaded innocent in City Court to two felonies and five misdemeanors after allegedly diverting controlled substances from the hospital pharmacy to his Medical Shoppe. He was arrested after an investigation by local and federal agencies and released on own recognizance.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Jamestown General Hospital
Robert Enserro
Jamestown Detective Bureau
Federal Anti-Drug Agency
New York State Department of Narcotics Control
Enserro
Samuel Alessi Jr
Sound Off letters and local concerns in Corry Journal
Residents urge public airing of views via Sound Off on Thursdays while also criticizing local issues. Topics include walker safety near Columbus School, Baker Hill and Corry rail tracks, doctor shortages, long medical wait times, motorcycle traffic, potholes, a junkyard at Smith and Worth, babysitter pay, senior class party beer bust, alleged tax collector misconduct, weed ordinances, and road funding protests as Pennsylvanians consider license fees.
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Richard A. Spruiague
Consumer Board
Action On Smoking and
John Banzhaf
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
General Accounting Office
Journal
McEldowney
Zelma P. Loop
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania General Assembly
State Senate
Jim Jovenall
Jovenall
Democrat
Builders Supply
Dial
The
Corry Journal
Columbus Township
Baker Hill
Corry
West Washington Street
Smith and Worth Streets
Pennsylvania
Spring Creek
Ray E. Elsen
Corry Area School
Douglas Knapp
R.D
Penna
YMCA
Hassocks
Carpetin
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