Tony Boyle Walks Out On Bond After Yablonski Case Trial
Tony Boyle 73 former head of the United Mine Workers walked out of Western Penitentiary on an $260 bond after a new trial was granted by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. He arrived in a taxi with his daughter Antoinette and spoke briefly about not commenting on the case. A former UMW leader, Boyle is tied to the Yablonski murders and faces a new trial date yet to be set while his appeals proceed.
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Mrs Trudeau denies move to New York for photography
In Ottawa Mrs Trudeau refutes published reports she planned a New York relocation to work as a professional photographer. She says she has no such intention and will work out of New York only from time to time while traveling globally. Pierre Trudeau echoed the denial later in the day.
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Guatemala spikes U S aid over human rights policy
Guatemala declared it would refuse further military aid from the United States as long as Washington links aid to human rights judgments, mirroring El Salvador’s stance in a regional backlash. The move followed a similar action by other Latin American nations.
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New Orleans City Council Outlaws Obscene Language
City Council votes unanimously to ban speech that insults or injures someone by referencing sexual acts or conveys violence. An objecting member warns it could criminalize a professor giving medical lecture on sexual behavior.
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Actor Robert Blake warns against marijuana decriminalization
TV star Robert Blake, known for Baretta, admits past drug trouble and urges a congressional committee not to decriminalize marijuana. In a telegram, the 43 year old expresses concern for teenagers’ marijuana addiction and believes legal possession leads to further illegal actions, including selling.
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Welfare Queen Linda Taylor Convicted of Welfare Fraud
Linda Taylor, 49, dubbed the Welfare Queen, was found guilty of welfare fraud and two perjury charges in Chicago Circuit Court. Prosecutors said she collected eight thousand dollars in public assistance using aliases across 1973 and 1974, while defenses argued she was a scapegoat for welfare program failures.
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