29 Jan 1977
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1977
Page
1
Hollywood star Freddie Prinze, 22, shot himself in the head after a night of despair over his marriage breakup. Doctors say brain tissue is badly injured. however, threats of self harm had been common in his years in show business.
North Ridgeville Church of Christ invites readers to send religious questions to 36350 Chestnut Ridge Road North Ridgeville Ohio 44039 at the city address for correspondence and guidance.
Rep Shirley Chisholm secretary of the House Democratic Caucus was excluded from President Carter's meetings with congressional readers. Black lawmakers plan a meeting next Tuesday to discuss the move and its political implications for Carter.
Sen. John Glenn, D Ohio, introduced an amendment to Carter's emergency natural gas bill to extend allocations to certain industries. He urged colleagues from unaffected states to overlook regional interests and aid Ohio in its gas crisis, warning the economic ripple could reach the entire country.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court set aside Boyle's 1969 conviction for arranging the Yablonski slaying, ruling he deserved new trials due to denial of evidence. Boyle, 76, shown at Western State Penitentiary, faced heart illness while awaiting potential bail. Yablonski, his wife Margeret, and daughter Cuero were murdered on New Year’s Eve 1960 as they slept in Clarksville, Pennsylvania.
Current UMW officials voiced shock as a court ruling nullified a prior action affecting the USMW insurgent Joseph Fabionski faction. Secretar Ye and Treasurer Hasty Pave noted pending appeals and potential impact on rank and file members as Arnold Miller, union president, called the crisis and demanded more details.
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