Yablonski killers receive lenient life sentences
Two of three Cleveland men who killed United Mine Workers reform leader Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter in 1969 were given life terms by Washington County Court Judge Charles G. Sweet. Triggerman Paul Gilly received three consecutive life terms and Claude Vealey one life term for their roles. Aubran Martin faces sentencing in November after firing his attorney.
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Tony) Boyle
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Jock"’ Yablonski
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Buddy" Martin
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Tony"” Boyle
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Howe stays in race after two sex solicitation convictions
Utah Representative Allan T Howe vows to remain in the re election contest despite convictions, saying the decision is crucial. His wife Marlene backs him, urging forgiveness as polls show he trails Republican opponents in the September 14 primary and a survey suggests half of 2700 contacted voters favor withdrawal.
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Levi report on Kelley offers no clear action
Washington The Levi report to President Ford regarding FBI Director Clarence Kelley finds no explicit recommendation on firing or disciplining him. Ford plans a few days to decide after Levi’s inquiry noted Kelley’s generally high performance and questioned the propriety of accepting gifts and home repairs from subordinates.
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Global reach of 1976 Winter Olympics on TV
The 1976 Winter Games attracted a worldwide TV audience exceeding 160 million. It was the fourth Olympics broadcast live via satellite to 36 nations using three Intelsat IV satellites, a stark contrast to 1964 Tokyo coverage that relied on a limited satellite relays and air transport to Europe.
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