Boyle defends fund shift in Yablonski murders case
In Erie, former United Mine Workers President W A Tony Boyle admitted authorizing a $20,000 transfer of union funds but denied any link to the murders of Joseph Yablonski and his family. Prosecutors say the funds funded a kickback scheme connected to District 19, though Boyle maintains no involvement. The trial of William J. Prater, a former UMW organizer, continues as the state argues he acted as a conduit for a payoff tied to the slayings three weeks after Boyle won the presidency.
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William J. Prater
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UBEW
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Leon
Kenneth Yablonski
LaFollette
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Tennessee-Kentucky
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H. David Rothman
Aubran
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Martin
Rothman
Yablonskis
Reach air controller labor pact reached in tentative agreement
The Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization and the FAA reported a one year tentative labor contract that includes binding arbitration, automatic dues checkoff, eight hours overtime pay for days off, and an end to holiday rotation. It must be ratified by about 15,000 controllers at 400 facilities and would take effect May 1 if approved.
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Long Beach Center Seeks Reclamation Plan Amid Vandalism
Easter repair work set at CSULB recycling site plans for a permanent reclamation center in the parking lot north of dorms off State College Drive east of Bellflower Boulevard. Associated Students aim to raise funds while authorities note minimal impact from steering defects in accident statistics.
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Jon Regnier
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Witness Frustration Over Criminal Case Downtown Downey
February witness recalls rude confrontation at Downey workplace lobby during subpoenas. He reports a deputy district attorney was dismissive and hostile, worsening his fear to testify. He feels witnesses are blamed and intimidated, fearing harm or repercussions.
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Downey
Senate OKs delay on measles tests
The Senate unanimously approved a one year delay in the law mandating rubella tests for women seeking marriage licenses. Senator Beilenson noted insufficient state laboratories and delays in marriage licenses. The bill would push the effective date to January 1 1974 and goes to the Assembly.
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Lauritz Melchior rites set for Thursday in LA
Renowned tenor Lauritz Melchior dies at 82 after gall bladder operation. Funeral at Angelica Lutheran Church in Beverly Hills will be led by Frantz Oluf Lund before his ashes go to a family plot in Denmark. Memorials and a later service in Copenhagen mark his international career.
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Frantz-Oluf Lund
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