Big Man Named In Slayings Case Moves Up UMW Ladder
Annette Gilly testified that the Yablonski murders had the approval of the big man, a term she linked to UMW President Tony Boyle. Prosecutors say the remark raises the hierarchy question, with more arrests likely as the federal probe continues.
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Washington
Annette Gilly
United Mine Workers Union
Richard A. Sprague
Sprague
Tony Boyle
Boyle
UMW
Edward L. Carey
New York
Arksville
Yablonski
Washington, D.C
Gilly
Silous Huddleston
Terhune Photo Wins Third in Japan Contest
Charles P. Terhune, a Middletown realtor and former board president, earned one of three $100 third-place prizes in an amateur photo contest sponsored by the Consulate General of Japan. His two color prints depict a Japanese tea ceremony demonstration at Mrs Terhune’s class on the Middletown Campus of Miami University.
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Charles P. Terhune
Middletown Board of Realtors, Inc
Japan
M. Matsumura
Terhune
Africa
Asia
Middletown
Miaminiversity
Deaths and funerals in Franklin and area
Raymond Paul Allison 49 of Carlisle died of cancer at Grandview Hospital Dayton. Survived by wife Edith son Robert daughters Susan and Helen Dotson sister-in-law and siblings. Service Monday Temple Baptist Carlisle. Burial Crown Hill Cincinnati. Edith Leland Buchanan 49 of Franklin died of likely heart attack. Survived by wife Pearl daughter Marian parents siblings and eight grandchildren. Service Sunday East River Road Baptist Fairfield. Frankin Forest Boone Buchanan 49 of Michaels Drive died at home. Navy veteran and maintenance worker for Franklin Board of Education. Survived by wife Pearl daughter Marian parents brothers and sisters. Service Sunday Durham Funeral Home Pineville Kentucky. Burial Pineville Rose Hill Memorial. Funeral Home today 6 to 9 p.m.
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Franklin
Raymond Paul Allison
Dalton Ave
Carlisle
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Allison
Red Lion
Armco Steel Corp
Edith
Robert
Susan
Helen Dotson
Jackson
James
Lebanon
Leland
Betty Sickle
Middletown
Larry
John
Midway Island
Lawrence Jackson
Johnson City
Tenn
J. C. Jackson Jr
Whitesburg
Donald Jackson
Cincinnati
Estalene Dunn
St. Louis
East River Road Baptist Church
Fairfield
Rose Hill Memorial Cemetery
Webb Funeral Home
Franklin — Forest
Boone) Buchanan
Michaels Drive
Buchanan
Franklin Board of Education
Navy
Partners All Square Dance Club
Franklin Emergency Squad
Pearl
Marian
James Buchanan
Pineville
Max
Hallsboro
N.C
Artie Lewis
Bluefield
W.va
Genieve Harper
Charleston
Sue Young
Cle Haskins
Durham Funeral Home
Eaton Funeral Home
Mrs Henrietta J Baker Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Henrietta J Baker 55 of 1500 West Elkton Road died yesterday at home after an eight year illness. She retired in 1954 after teaching 23 years at Harlan Kentucky and Poasttown schools.
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Hamilton
Henrietta J. Baker
West Elkton Road
Mrs. Bessie Cook dies at 87 in Waynesville
Mrs. Bessie Lee Cook 87 of Waynesville Rt 1 died yesterday at Hospitality Home in Xen ia. Survived by son Lawrence of Waynesville two brothers Carl and Charles Moore Harveysburg and four grandchildren. Services set 1 20 p.m. tomorrow Stubbs Connor Funeral Home with burial in Miami Cemetery Corwin.
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Bessie Cool
Waynesville
Bessie Lee Cook
Waynesville Rt. 1
Hospitality Home
Xenia
Lawrence
Carl
Charles Moore
Harveysburg
Stubbs- Connor Funeral Home
Miami Cemetery
Corwin
Obituaries for Charles Mack and Gladys Adamson
Charles Mack 82 of 3891 Weigel Lane to have a service at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Proeschel chapel. Gladys Adamson 62 of 803 Hayes Avenue scheduled for a graveside service at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Charles Mack
Weigel Lane
Proeschel
Gladys Adamson
Hayes Ave
Greenwood Cemetery
Autopsy Performed On Cincinnati Man
An autopsy began today on 55 year old Albert McCurdy found at his residence in Cincinnati. Police said he was last seen Tuesday and did not report for work Wednesday at a department store in the city.
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Cincinnati
Albert McCurdy
McCurdy
Boy on Bike Slips Past Stop Sign In Collision
A 7 year old boy escaped injury after his bicycle was wrecked when he ran a stop sign and collided with Eddie Halsey’s truck on Lincoln Street and Fifth Avenue at 7 30 p m Police said Halsey could not see the boy in near darkness amid dark clothing The bicycle sustained 50 dollars damage and the truck bumper 10 dollars Also a separate crash at Verity Parkway and First Avenue injured Mary Anna Gilley who was treated for a broken nose and facial cuts and faces charged with running a red light and leaving the scene
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Stephen Lang
Eighth Ave
Lincoln Street
Eddie Halsey
Arlington Ave
Fifth Avenue
Halsey
Mary Anna Gilley
Middletown-Hamilton Road
Verity Parkway
First Avenue
E Peterson
Marymo
Gilley
Vandals Damage Windows and Mailboxes in Butler County
Vandals used a glass cutter to damage a front storm window at Harold Mercer’s home on 6560 Bunker Lane. In separate acts, mailboxes were torn down at Edward Marsh’s 1686 Wayne Madison Road and Thomas Patterson’s 1671 Wayne Madison Road, each valued at 15 dollars.
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Harold Mercer
Bunker Lane
Butler County
Edward Marsh
Wayne-Madison Road
Thomas Patterson
Wayne- Madison Road
Catholic Almanac notes rise of lay teachers in schools
Huntington Ind AP reports the 1972 Catholic Almanac shows lay teachers surpassing nuns and priests for the first time in history. It lists 106,644 lay teachers, about 53 percent of the total teaching force.
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Huntington
Ind
Chinese Ping Pong Team Open Exhibition Night at Detroit
The Chinese table tennis delegation of 34 visited Detroit for a two week U.S. tour starting with an exhibition against the American team at Cobo Arena. They toured Chrysler’s Lynch Road plant, dined at Meadow Brook Hall, and met UAW president Leonard Woodcock, expressing interest in the assembly line and climate of American sport.
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Detroit
Cobo Arena
United States
Chrysler Automobile Assembly
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodcock
Meadow Brook Hall
Oakland University
Chrysler
Lynch Road
Gov Gilligan orders state workers disclose wealth
Gov John J Gilligan in Columbus ordered all executive branch state workers to reveal personal net worth and imposed strict conflict of interest prohibitions. He disclosed his own worth at 285,472 dollars, up 95,464 since February 28 1971, noting increased Procter and Gamble stock held in his wife’s name. He cited legislative ethics inaction and highlighted a Michig an house purchase as a major real estate change. Gilligan warned of declining public confidence in government and cited a national poll showing large student support to leave the country.
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Proctor and Gamble
P&g
Knauer says food prices stabilizing but warns on future rises
Virginia H. Knauer, adviser on consumer affairs to President Nixon, told a House Agriculture subcommittee that fluctuations in food costs are possible but prices seem to be stabilizing and meat prices are declining. She noted increased government surveillance of the food distribution chain to enforce price rollbacks and other penalties if violations are found. She urged using cheaper beef, chicken, or fish cuts to stretch the food dollar and rejected a beef boycott. She dismissed blaming farmers for high meat prices.
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Ginia H. Knauer
Nixon
House Agriculture
There Will Be Competition For Judgeship
A misstatement in yesterday's journal said three Butler County judges Fred B. Cramer Arthur J. Fiehrer and Harry F. Walsh would face no opposition. Fiehrer will run against Richard Wessel in the fall as an independent after Wessel filed for the general election, not the primary.
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Butter County
Fred B. Cramer
Arthur J. Fiehrer
Harry F. Walsh
Fiehrer
Richard Wessel
Texas Tops Ohio In United Methodists Count
Evanston Illinois AP reports Texas leads the nation in United Methodists with 800,108 members, surpassing Ohio which has 735,069 in the official statistics volume published in Evanston.
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Evanston, Ill
Texas
United Methodists
Ohio
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