Boyle to appear at Prater trial next week
Former United Mine Workers president W A Boyle may testify for the prosecution in the William J Prater murder case. Prater, a LaFollette Tenn native and ex UMW field organizer, is accused of paying twenty thousand dollars to killers of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter in Clarksville Pennsylvania on New Year’s Eve 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie, Pa
UPI
Mine Union
UMW
W. A
Tony”’ Boyle
Yablonski
William J. Prater
Prater
LaFollette
Tenn
Boyle
Joseph A. “Jock
Clarksville
Pressons
Albert Pass
Middlesboro
Claude Vealey
Vealey
Paul Gilly
Cleveland
Ohio
Gilly
Richard Sprague
Tony
Sprague
Pass
IRS arrests two Pennsylvanians for aiding false tax returns
The IRS announced charges against Emery L. Kuhn of Bradford and Pershing Horton of Three Springs for wilfully helping clients prepare and file false tax returns for 1971 and 1972. Horton faced additional 1970 charges and bonds were set for preliminary hearings in March in Harrisburg and Erie. The probe links to returns filed by non taxpayers, with more arrests anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Emery L. Kuhn
Bradford
McKean County
Pershing Horton
Three Springs
Huntingdon County
IRS
Horton
Harrisburg
Kuhn
Erie
Preston County Court Eyes Budget Requests and Levy Estimates
Preston County Court approved a $10,000 bond for August Perilli a part time deputy sheriff at its regular meeting. The court reviewed budget requests from county offices and departments and considered levy estimates for fiscal year 1973 1974. No action was taken and the court will reconvene Thursday at 7 30 p m to continue the budget study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingwood
Preston
August Perilli
Uniontown book store raided over obscene material
Uniontown Hopewood Book Store in the mall was raided at 11:15 a.m. by Fayette County authorities for allegedly selling obscene phonographic literature. Harry Harris, district manager for Wii Distributors, was arrested on the warrant and released on a $1,000 bond after waiving a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Hopewood Book
Hopewood
Fayette County
Richard Cicchetti
Pennsylvania
Harry Harris
Wii Distributors, Inc
Baltimore
Harris
POW seeks divorce and accuses wife in embezzlement case
Norman Brookens, a former AID employee and POW released from Viet Cong captivity, files for divorce on adultery grounds and accuses Esther Brookens of embezzling over 110000 dollars. He seeks restraining orders on joint property and an accounting. she is free on bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg, Pa
UPI
Norman Brookens
Vietnam
Brookens
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
South Vietnam
Reading section guide and internal page references
The text lists several newspaper sections and page designations across topics such as deaths, weather, sports, gossip, and women’s news. It reads like a contents page showing where to find features on Billy Graham, market notes, editorials, and various local and national sections.
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Billy Graham
Friendsville
Grafton
James Reston
Knowledge
Decision
League of Women
Markleysburg
Preston County
Ray Martin
Statehouse Notebook
Troubleshooter
Washington Merry-Go-Round
Furfari
Quigley
Dear Abby
Farm News
Fayette -Greene
Ida Beverage
Adaline Moore
Mt. Morris
Panorama
Family Weekly
Sears
Court voids Bureau of Mines fine system ruling
A U S district court struck down the Bureau of Mines penalties for coal mine safety violations, potentially nullifying $19.3 million in unpaid fines and altering $24 million in assessments. The decision sided with the National Independent Coal Operators Association, citing noncompliance with the 1969 act and congressional intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Mines
United States
District Court
Bureau
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
National Independent Coal Operators Association
Mines Bureau
Bureau of Mines
John L. Kilcullen Jr
Washington
Judge rules Bureau of Mines violated coal mine safety law
West Virginia small mine operators across Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia faced widespread fines feared to be illegally and unreasonably imposed by the Bureau of Mines. Judge Robinson found the bureau failed since 1971 to hold hearings for cited violators and to consider factors like safety history and business viability before penalties. The decision could guide reforms without hampering overall enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Bureau of Mines
Kilcullen
Robinson
Bureau
Brush Fire Burns Near Terra Alta Airport
About 30 volunteer firefighters fought a brush fire near the Terra Alta airport for two hours on Saturday afternoon. Fire units from Terra Alta and Kingwood responded to a 3:16 p.m. alarm near Brandonville Road. Assistant Chief James Gregg said roughly 30 acres owned by Mrs. Robert Laraway and James Sypolt were burned. No damage estimate was available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terra Alta
Kingwood
Brandonville Road
James Gregg
Robert Laraway
James Sypolt
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Uniontown Book Store
Michael Molnar
Molnar
Maryland
Delaware
Cicchetti
Jacob J. Ruben
Morgantown
Sunday Dominion-Post
H.C. Greer
Morgantown Post
The
Dominion-News
West Virginia Newspaper Publishing Company
Greer
West Virginia
Fayette and
Greene Counties
Garrett County
W.va
U.S
Weather West Virginia News World News
Connell
New York Times News Service
Chico
DAIRY
Beechurst Avenue
Yokdan Sv of
Suncrest
High Street
South U
South University Plaza
Frodlo
Pharmacy
Morgantown, W.va
Rogers
Sterling
Your Walgreen Agency
del Monte Frech
University Ave
Foodland
Richwood
Willey
Monongahela
del Monte
Friend’s Westover
Dunkerd Avenue
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