Second Guilty Plea Expected in Yablonski Slayings
FBI will bring Mrs. Annette L. Gilly to court Monday to reveal new evidence in the Dec 31 1969 murders of UMW leader Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. Gilly would become the second suspect to plead guilty as two co-defendants already received death sentences.
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Washington, Pa
UPI
FBI
Mrz
Annette L. Gilly
Yablonaki
Mra
Gilly
United Mine Workers
UMW
Joseph 4. Yablonski
Richard A. Sprague
Mrs. Gilly
Charles G. Sweet
Cleveland
Senate ITT probe extends as witnesses may rise
The Senate Judiciary Committee may call up to 60 more witnesses in the ITT inquiry. It plans to vote today on extending the probe to April 20 and on whether to press Kleindienst’s attorney general nomination.
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Senate
ITT
Washington
UPI
Senate Judiciary Committee
International Telephone & Telegraph
Richard G. Kleindienst
Wilson
Robert E. Cox
San Diego Union
Geneen
San Diego
ITI
Tunney
Dita D. Beard
William Merriam
Edward J. Gerrity
Ellington funeral draws dignitaries including Johnson and Agnew
Buford Ellington is buried in a county seat cemetery as a former Tennessee governor is honored. Attendees include former President Johnson and Vice President Agnew. In Knoxville, the Dogwood Arts Festival opens with 18 shows, a keynote by Rep. John Duncan, and events including Elvis Presley performances and an Arnold Palmer golf exhibition. A Knoxville judge declines to halt a Hair showing dispute, urging negotiations. Leonard M. Arnold, linked to multiple crimes, is bound for the grand jury. Knoxville police weigh four versus five day shifts to cover peak crime hours.
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Chapel Hill
UPI
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Johnson
Spiro Agnew
Knoxville
John Duncan
R-Tenn
Elvis Presley
Arnold Palmer
Fox den Country Club
Civic Coliseum Board of Directors
Robert L. Taylor
Southeastern Promotions Inc
Coliseum Board of Directors
Dogwood
Atlanta
Knox County Grand Jury
Leonard M. Arnold
Arnold
Legislature Aims for Mid Week Adjournment
Nashville reporters note the 87th General Assembly works toward midweek adjournment with focus on the budget pay raises for judges and potential overrides of Gov. Dunn vetoes. The Senate plans action on transferring the Tennessee Bureau of Criminal Identification to the attorney general and a $7000 raise for many judges, while the vast appropriations bill awaits final House action.
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Nashville
API
87Th General Assembly
Senate
Winfield Dunn
Tennessee Bureau of Criminal Identification
State Safety Department
State Attorney General's Office
House
Buford Ellington
Dunn
Assembly
Three Tank Fire Rages Near Doraville With Evacuations
A large fire at the Triangle Refinery storage farm in Doraville burned three gasoline tanks after an explosion. Firefighters, low on foam, awaited a fresh supply flown from Philadelphia and Wilmington to combat the blaze. Two workers died and several others were injured as flames reached homes within 10 miles. Evacuees sought shelter in schools or with friends while crews fought the fire with water on two tanks and foam on the third. The incident prompted mass evacuations for hundreds of homes and continued firefighting efforts into the day.
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Atlanta
UPI
UPS
Doraville
Philadelphia
Triangle
Dobbins Air Force Base
Marietta
Wilmington
Del
Eugene Smith
James Sloan
Sloan
Harrisburg Seven end conspiracy trial with deadlock
Three Harrisburg Seven members led a peaceful protest in York in front of an American Machine & Foundry bomb casing plant, less than a day after a jury deadlocked on charges of conspiring to kidnap Henry Kissinger, bomb heating tunnels, and vandalizing boards. Ahmad warned of further acts if officials remain unaccountable.
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Harrisburg, Pa
UPI
Harrisburg Seven
Hiqbal Ahmad
Ahmad
Joseph Wenderoth
Neil McLaughlin
American Machine & Foundry
York
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Washington, D. C
Youth General Assembly Opens in Richmond
Preston Givens of Bath County high school leads the 1972 Youth General Assembly as governor. The 75th session opened with YCMA sponsorship and planned speeches from Gov. Linwood Holton and former governors Mills Godwin and William Tuck. Givens described the youth movement as moving toward constructive channels rather than radical upheaval.
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Richmond
UPI
Preston Givens
Bath County High School
Givens
Youth General Assembly
YCMA
Linwood Holton
Mills Godwin
William Tuck
Measures of succor in attaining this goal reflected in scoring
The piece notes sharp cooling in the dash rate and control of complex factors such as diphtheria, wherculasia, ponumonia, and polio, suggesting measures aimed at improving health outcomes.
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