Boyle Accused of Ordering Yablonski Murders by Prosecutor
ERIE Pa AP The prosecutor in the Prater murder trial said former UMW President W A Boyle ordered the 1969 Yablonski killings. Prater faces three counts of murder for the slayings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. The defense called the case a fabric of lies and denied Boyle's connection. If convicted Prater faces life on each murder count.
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Erie
Tral
William J. Prater
Yablonski
UMW
W.A
Tony" Boyle
Boyle
Richard Sprague
Prater
Joseph A
Jock’ Yablonski
Erie County Court
FBI
Sprague
Tony Boyle
H. David Rothman
Labor Slayings Case Emphasizes Union Turmoil and Alleged Graft
In a courtroom summary Rothman described a complex web around seven defendants led by Prater and Pass. He claimed the government sought to prove guilt by turning witnesses and using funds allegedly diverted from UMW District 19 to cover union organizing and pay for the killings, while defense contends the FBI pursued scapegoats.
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Prater
la Follette
Rothman
Albert Summation
E. Pass
Middlesboro
UMW
District 19
Kent Rothman
Tennessee
Yablonskis
Pass
FBI
Boyle
Divorce Decree Awards Husband $195000 and Child Support
A tentative Cambridge divorce decree orders Mrs Beatrice Hicks to pay William Hicks 195000 in securities or 20000 annually for five years plus 10000 annually for an extra period. Judge Haskell Free man based support on the wife financial position after a cruel and abusive treatment suit.
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Cambridge
Mass
UPI
Middlesex County
Beatrice W. Hicks
William F. M. Hicks
Haskell C. Freeman
Boston
Medtronic Recalls 343 External Pacemakers
Medtronic Inc. recalls 343 external Aetna or Morel 5880 A external pacemakers due to a defective design that could disrupt heart stimulation. About one third were fixed with new cases, others were refitted in distribution channels. no doctor or patient complications reported.
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Washington
Med.tronic Inc
Minneapolis
Jerry Donahue
In Hospitals
Medalist Award Honors Two City High Schools in Texas
Coronado High School and Monterey High School won the Medalist Award from the Columbia University Scholastic Press Association. Coronado has now won three years in a row, Monterey two, with additional Texas schools recognized in newspaper and news-magazine groups. The event drew over 4,000 delegates at its New York convention. Coronado’s yearbook El Viajero also earned All America honors from the National Scholastic Press Association.
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Coronado
Monterey High
News
Columbia University Scholastic Press Association
Monterey
Texas
News Magazine
Amarillo Tascosa
Dallas Highland Park
Houston Memorial
Austin McCallum
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Canada
Germany
Ethiopia
Turkey
New York
el Viajero
National Scholastic Press Association
Paula Walker
Billy Jack Walker
Deanna Phelps
Edwin Phelps
Monterey Mirror
Beki Shuman
Dean Shuman
55Th St
Lisa Paikowski
Robert Paikowski
Coronado Crest
Paula Giles
Billy Giles
9Th St
Jan Wilson
William C. Wilson
Joyce Graves
Lee Graves
10Th St
Betty Stanley
Marjorie Wilson
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