Mine official named conspirator in Yablonski murder plot
Federal grand jury indicts Silious Huddleston president of UMW Local 3224 in La Follette Tenn for conspiracy in the Yablonski killings. His daughter Annette and son-in-law Paul Gilly plus two other men charged. Huddleston jailed on $250000 bond after pleading innocent.
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CLEVELAND LPL
United Mine Workers
Joseph A
Jock” Yablonski
Silious Huddleston
La Follette
Tenn
Huddleston
UMW
Annette
Paul Gilly
Cleveland
Gillys
Yablonski
union
Clarksville
UMW District 19
Tennessee
Kentucky
District 19
Union seeks vote on Elyria income tax reform
Three officers of the CAP Council filed notarized petitions to amend Elyria's city charter removing the councils power to enact an income tax without a public majority vote and repealing the 1 percent tax. Mayor Reichlin questioned funding and argued the move could roll back staff raises and benefits. If signatures meet requirements, the measure goes to council then to voters at the next election.
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Elyria
Lorain County United Auto Workers
county LAW Community Action Political Council
CAP Council
Reichlin
Cleveland
Charles BE. Merchant
Kellogg's
Kenn Ball
LAW Local 780
Daniel P Roberts
Drew A. Burk
Stoogeh
South Viet assemblyman arrested after chaotic standoff
In Saigon the National Assembly member Tran Ngoc Chau, 46, convicted of pro Communist activity, was arrested after a melee with foreign and Vietnamese newsmen. Police surrounded the National Assembly building where Chau had holed up for 80 hours as a military court tried him in absentia. The government granted a second trial. About 50 newsmen witnessed the scene.
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Tran Ngoc Chau
Saigon
National Assembly
Nguyen Van Thieuw
Chau
Thieu
Ducks halt Detroit traffic as pond fowl block main artery
A flock of ducks wandered onto Detroit's main road causing a long traffic jam despite efforts to move them. Police arrived and removed the birds, while Associated Press correspondent Peter Arnett reported a chaotic scene involving journalists and security actions.
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DETROIT
UPI
Associated Press
Peter Arnett
Avon police seek 18 percent raise and more benefits
Avon city police and service departments voted to stay on duty until budget approval on April 1 after demanding an 18 percent pay hike, seven to ten holidays, three weeks to four weeks vacation scale, life insurance, better Blue Cross coverage, automatic raises, and two full time patrolmen. The cost would exceed 36 to 48 thousand dollars, with a current officer earning 7368 yearly and projected 8694 after raise. A meeting with city officials was requested to study available funds.
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AVON
Lorain County
John Mackin
Donald Hubbard
Raymond Price
POLICE department
Mitock
Ronald Green
Green
County eyes Middle Ave building site
Lorain County commissioners plan to announce a new county administration building on Middle Avenue across from the courthouse. The site, east side between Temple Court and Third Street, has been offered at about 200000 for the former Masonic Temple property after a 1956 fire.
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Lorain County
county administration
Middle Avenue
Temple Court
Third Street
Elyria
Masonic Temple
West Avenue
Marines Charge Five With Mass Murder In Son Thang
Five U S Marines from the 7th Marine Regiment were charged with murdering 16 Vietnamese civilians in Son Thang village on February 15 near Da Nang. The case parallels the My Lai massacre and the suspects remain unidentified in custody at the Da Nang Marine brig.
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DA NANG
Vietnam
UPI
U.S
7th Marine Regiment
Son Thang
Que San
3rd Marine Amphibious Force
Saigon
Weather and family update amid snow chance and Vietnam news
Cloudy and windy with a 40 percent chance of light snow tonight and lows near 20s. Tomorrow highs reach low 30s with flurries and continued cold. Also: Mrs O Grady says her husband Lt Col Jona J Grady is not a prisoner in North Vietnam after Han officials concluded he is dead is not prisoner.
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PARIS
Hanus
Jobe O'Grady
Las Nev
Porce
North Vietnam
O'Gradys
amy
Parcs
Jona J.Grady
O'Grady
Lorain Steel Works labeled nuisance under city air rules
Lorain Air Pollution Control Board approved a resolution labeling the Lorain Cuyahoga Works of U S Steel a nuisance but suspended its effective date until written reports reach City Solicitor John Hritsko and attorney George Meisel. The board later opened hearings with Ohio Edison Co, but adjourned to March 18 due to procedural mix ups. Meisel criticized Carney reports while Hritsko questioned legal grounds.
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LORAIN
Lorain-Cuyahoga Works
U.S. Steel Corp
Lorain Air Pollution Control Board
John Hritsko
George Meisel
Hritsko
U.S. STEED
US. Steel
U.S. Steel
Ohio Edison Co
dent D.&. Wooldridge
Edison
Hrutska
Steel
Lorain-Cavahngas
Robert Carney
South Lorain Meisel
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Robert Gilles
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Wellington
County eyes
Middle Ave
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Marine
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Edwin B. Wi bner
1st Marine Division
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