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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1971

Page

2

US judge allows Senate hearing evidence in Boyle election case

A federal judge let government evidence from a Senate Labor subcommittee and a Pittsburgh union case be used in a suit against W A Tony Boyle of the United Mine Workers. The Labor Department accuses Boyle and leaders of election fraud in 1969 and seeks federal supervision of a rerun vote.

Washington Senate Committee Pennsylvania W. A Tony” Boyle United Mine Workers of America Labor Department Boyle Paul Cullen Senate Labor Subcommittee Harrison A. Williams Jr Mwegally Department of Justice Pittsburgh Michael Budganoski John Seddon UMW District 5 UMW Walter E. Gilchrist U.S. District Court William B. Bryant George Tiller John Ownes

Agnew urges all to help Nixon's war on inflation

Vice President Spiro Agnew urged Americans to stop petty bickering and join President Nixon's effort to fight inflation. He defended the tax plan, urged openness to ideas, and called for broad participation by all groups to support wage and price stabilization. He spoke at the National Governors Conference in San Juan.

Agnew Nixon San Juan Im Spiro ‘S. Agnew Mt. Olympus White House Puerto Rico el San Juan

Riles criticizes San Francisco for integration uproar

Sacramento UPI state schools chief Wilson C. Riles criticizes San Francisco officials for surrendering integration responsibility to courts. He calls the busing plan for 48 000 elementary students a test of community leadership and cautions against public panic and politicized fear. Riles argues for improved quality and equal opportunity in education beyond bus schemes.

Sacramento UPI State Superintendent of Public Instruction San Francisco Wilson C. Riles Riles Chinatown Treasure Island Naval Installation San Francisco Bay

Integration debate centers on Treasure Island schools

The quote highlights that integration involves more than policy, noting issues tied to Integrated schools at Treasure Island and broader educational implications.

Treasure Island

Curbing Bus Disorder In City Transit Operations

A city official emphasizes practical transit management saying the aim is to determine who boards which bus and when, to effectively guide passengers and minimize delays. The remark underscores a human-centered approach to public transportation logistics.

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