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Newspaper

Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1971

Page

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Rampage by UMWA members over nonunion mines in Ohio

About 500 striking mine workers of the United Mine Workers of America rampaged in Tuscarawas County Ohio targeting nonunion mines. They burned a coal tipple weight building two company trucks and three private cars and fired on deputies. The unrest followed a court injunction and prompted a large police response.

New Philadelphia Ohio UPI A.J. Young Ohio Highway Patrol Tuscarawas County United Mine Workers of America UMWA Mineral City Here James Brothers Coal Co Kermit Jones James Young Empire Coal Co Norfolk & Western Railroad Cadiz

Mansfield pushes to cut Cambodia aid amid Nixon plan

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield vowed to fight near total foreign aid cuts for Cambodia as Washington considers expanding civilian and military aid to the Cambodian Army. He warned the move violates Congress and urged committee review before the Foreign Relations panel.

Howard Fields Washington UPI Senate Mike Mansfield Cambodia Congress Mansfield U.S South Vietnam Foreign Relations Committee Southeast Asia

Blount calls US boycott of France over heroin traffic

Postmaster General Winton M. Blount defends a nationwide boycott of French goods and signals a total halt to trade until France suppresses illicit heroin flows. He criticizes allied stance and recalls past tensions with De Gaulle era France.

Washington UPI Winton M. Blount France United States de Gaulle

Hospital bills rise with time shown by 1933 case

In Columbus Ohio a woman paid 41.15 to St. Ann's Hospital for a 10 day stay in 1933. E E Sanders, hospital assistant administrator, noted the payer, unidentified, could not settle the bill in 1933 when she was delivering a baby, illustrating past limits of hospital costs.

Columbus, Ohio UPI St. Ann's Hospital E. E. Sanders

Connally declares economic war in U S trading

Treasury Secretary John B Connally told about 110 Business Council members that the United States has entered a war of competition and economics with foreign trading partners. He urged tax relief to revive corporate profits and warned allies sharing burden to reverse the trade deficit. He cited Chile and expropriation of American firms.

Connally U.S Hot Springs UPI Treasury John B. Connally United States Business Council Congress Chile

Rap Brown Shot During Manhattan Bar Robbery

New York police say Black Power figure H. Rap Brown was wounded in a shootout after he and three suspects attempted a bar holdup on the Manhattan upper West Side. Brown, identified as a robbery suspect, was found on a roof and taken for surgery with abdominal wounds and liver damage.

New York UPI H. Rap Brown FBI Manhattan Patrick V. Murphy Brown Upper West Side Red Carpet Ralph Manetta Manetta

UMW and Consol pay $4 million each in antitrust case

The United Mine Workers of America and Consolidation Coal Company paid $4,453,500 apiece to a Kentucky nonunion mine operator, finalizing an $8.907 million settlement. The judge called it the largest U S district court antitrust judgment on unions and the largest antitrust penalty against a union.

Washington United Mine Workers of America Consolidation Coal Company Kentucky William B. Jones United States District Court UMW Coal Union

Settlement Reaches $9 Million Between UMW and Consol

The Pittsburgh coal dispute ends in a $9 million settlement after a treble award of $7.3 million under federal anti trust laws and a $1.6 million penalty for unpaid judgment from October 1968. The case involved Epictetus, an investor and workers' advocate, and was shared by the United Mine Workers and Consol. Continued on Page 8-A.

UMW Coal Company Consol

Plane crash near mountaintop airport kills six officials

A Merlin turboprop crashed in heavy fog while landing at Ingalls Field in HOT SPRINGS Virginia, killing all six aboard including two Detroit Edison Co officials en route to a Business Council meeting. Visibility was near zero and the tower was closed.

Hot Springs UPI Here Detroit Edison Co Gene Copley Ingalls Field Federal Leesburg, Va Conley

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Larue Stone Lawrence Lamb, M.D DR. Lamb LaRue Nixon West Virginia Pete Wood East Carolina Mountaineer Field Sebiby Young Gerry Schultze Blount U.S. Chamber of Commerce State Department White House Dallas Rap Brown Epictetus
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