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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1972

Page

11

Yablonski family wins UMWA suit ruling damages

A federal judge found that Joseph A. Yablonski was fired from the United Mine Workers lobbying arm for political motives and awarded damages to his family. The case stems from Yablonski's 1969 ouster by UMWA President Tony Boyle.

Yablonski UMWA Washington Star-News Washington Joseph A Jock) Yablonski United Mine Workers United States District Court Howard F. Corcoran UMW W. E Tony) Boyle Boyle Pennsylvania

Rupprecht Memorial Fund Reaches $1137 Total

Dr. F C Rupprecht Memorial Fund for Johnston City totals 1137 dollars. Funds came from many donors and arrived in both the school and doctor's offices. The fund was set up by Dr Rupprecht’s family.

Dr. F. C. Rupprecht Johnston City Eli Palanita Rupprecht

Carbondale Eyes Mandatory Garbage Service and Fire Contract

The Carbondale city council plans a new ordinance making garbage collection mandatory for water customers with city or private haulers. Bills could trigger water shutoffs if unpaid or uncontracted. A fire services contract with Southern Illinois University may be rejected over a $6,000 deduction from a $90,000 yearly fee for a telephone alarm system.

Carbondale Southern Illinois University

Run the mobsters out Lindsay orders police action

Mis armed gangland guns killed two innocent bystanders in a restaurant incident on the East Side. Mayor John V. Lindsay ordered the city police to "run the mobsters out of town" and relay the demand to New York's five Cosa Nostra families.

Lindsay New York John V. Lindsay Cosa Nostra Joseph Colombo East Side

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