Union Corrupt Angry Miners Press Labor Department
Miners for Democracy critics accuse the Labor Department of tolerating a “boys-will-be-boys” attitude toward United Mine Workers leaders. Kenneth Yablonski links department indifference to the deaths of his father and family, urging reform after 1969.
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Trbovich
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Arnold, Pa
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Estes Freed from Prison in El Paso Flight to Abilene
Billie Sol Estes, the former Texas fertilizer financier, walked out of La Tuna Federal Correctional Institute at 12:03 a.m. with his wife Patsy and their daughter. He served over six years of a 15 year term for mail fraud tied to a nonexistent fertilizer empire and planned to live in Abilene while under parole limits.
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Morocco
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Egypt
Cairo
Harris
Oklahoma
Moroccan coup leaders executed as unrest rages in Rabat
The ringleaders of the attempted overthrow of King Hassan II were executed by firing squad early today after a summary court martial. The king said eight principal plotters, including four generals and three colonels, were involved in the Libyan style coup.
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Hassan
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Mustapha
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Hambou
Medbouli
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Supreme Court
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Medbouh
Kig
Cloudy Skies Forecast With Warm Weekend Weather
The forecast calls for continued cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow afternoon and evening. Temperatures will reach the mid to upper 80s with lows in the mid 60s. Weekend rainfall was reported at 13 inches.
Ireland Celebration Amid Bombings Sparks Northern March
Ten bombs exploded overnight in Northern Ireland as Irish republicans sparked violence. At daybreak Ulster Protestants began marching to celebrate their ancestors' victory over Catholics 281 years ago, despite the attacks.
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Northern Ireland unrest as bombs strike during Glorious 12th celebration
Police say IRA planted bombs across Belfast and other towns as 100 000 Protestant marchers celebrated the Battle of the Boyne. Six suspects were arrested and seven people were lightly wounded while security forces deployed 20 000 police and troops. In Londonderry rioting continues with two Catholic fatalities earlier. Prime Minister Lynch criticized by Brian Faulkner who warned terrorism could be encouraged.
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Ireland
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Harris to Seek Democratic Nomination for President in 1972
Sen. Fred R. Harris prepares a presidential bid steering a campaign backed by Jack Hood Vaughn and Herbert Allen Jr. Harris aims to form a nationwide volunteer-driven operation to build a new populist coalition while facing Oklahoma political hurdles and a crowded candidate field.
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Oklahoma
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