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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1976

Page

8

Right to Work charges AFL-CIO with massive 1976 violations

The National Right to Work Committee says AFL-CIO and COPE violated the Federal Election Campaign Act in the 1976 campaign by spending union treasury funds on partisan voter registration and get-out-the-vote drives coordinated with the Carter campaign and not reported to the FEC. It cites executives and staff serving dual roles, transferring funds, and demands equal application of the law to curb such expenditures.

Washington National Right To Work Committee Federal Election Commission Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education COPE Federal Election Campaign Act Union Treasury Carter FEC Andrew Hare Jimmy Carter Ford Webster Afi-Cio Commission Mary Zon Right To Work Alexander Barkan Democratic National Committee General Treasury Cope Education Fund Education Afl-Cio Treasury Ilegally Hare

Mayor backs program for Frederick County youth group

Mayor Ronald N. Young fully supports the Frederick County Youth Association for Retarded Citizens To Be Free program returning in February at Waverley School. The event features activities like dancing and crafts with Eddie Johnston, Rosalie MacKenzie, Terri Haines and others. call 371-5442 for details.

Ronald N. Young Frederick County Mayor Young Terri Haines Johnston

Boyle's alleged painkiller addiction at Pittsburgh prison

Pittsburgh reports former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle, 74, is addicted to Talwin and receiving apparent special treatment at Western Penitentiary. He is serving three consecutive life sentences for ordering the 1969 murders of Joseph Yablonski and his family.

Pittsburgh The Pittsburgh Press United Mine Workers W.A Tony” Boyle Western Penitentiary Boyle Joseph “Jock’” Yablonski Washington County James F. Howard Associated Press Boyles Howard Michael Budzanoski Boyie CMW Bovie Budzanoski

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