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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1973

Page

10

Murderer testifies Tony Boyle ordered Yablonski killings

Paul Gilly testified that Tony Boyle ordered the deaths of the Yablonski family to protect the United Mine Workers pension program. He described meetings with Prater and said Boyle personally promised a pension check to Gilly's father if the killings were carried out. The trial also heard testimony from Gilly’s wife Annette and other defendants in the UMW murder case.

Erie Paul E.I Gilly Yablonski United Mine Workers Joseph “A Jock’ Yablonski de Prater Yablonskis UMW W. A Tony Clarks- Boyle Toldville Pennsyl- Troy Forvania Union Richard Hoyle Sprague Guy Gilly Prater Yablorks Tony Boyle Boyle Washington Plato Cachuris Cachuris Cleveland Washington, D.C Arnold Miller FBI Maxine Inter Pass Annette Gilly Silous Huddleston Claude E. Veney Ausbran W. Martin

Nationwide rail contract grants 10 percent wage rise

Washington AP reports a tentative nationwide agreement between railroads and 15 unions boosts wages and benefits by over 10 percent for 500000 workers. It marks the first pre-expiration settlement without strikes and includes pension changes and higher take-home pay, with ratification pending.

Washington Nixon Unger William H. Dempsey National Railway Wits Penn Central Congress Commission Nembe Mulesheet Metal Workers Rey

Lubbock urged to save cans amid recycling push

City and regional officials briefed on solid waste costs and the value of recyclable cans. St Louis officials described using shredded cans for fuel and steelmaking, with local groups such as U Can and the South Plains Association of Governments supporting metal can recycling.

Stewart Bureau of Mines John Molitor City of St. Louis American Iron and Steel Institute Molitor Carolyn Jordan Lubbock Rod Shaw Texas Tech South Plains Association of Governments U-Can, Inc

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