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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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I~~e Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY
EARLYRETURNS:
Boyle eading in UMW race
WASUJNTW ON (k) - The Unit. ! e said the initial counting by200,000-memnber union.
bd Mine Work~ers said yesterda.yf Labor Department officials Show-' The vote-counting is expect
first scattered returns in the gov-1 ed Boyle with 2,068 votes to 1,'118 take most of the rest of this
ernment.supervised United Mine for his opponent, Miners for Demio- with final results to be poste
Work~ers election showed union cracy candidate Arnold Miller of Dec. 20.
president W. A. "Tony" Boyle lead,- Ohley, W.Va. U,.. District Judge William~
ing by a muargini of nearly 60 per Boyle's camp predicted a 55-to-60 ant ordered the special union,
cent. per cent victory in the court-order- tion several months ago aft
A union spokesperson said t hie; ed election. trial without a jury in whit
cou'nt, reported by a Mine Work- But leaders of the Miners for found widespread voting fr ,
ers' oberver, was "real prelim-! Democracy backing Miller profes- Boyle's 1969 re-election over
inary" and "it doesn't mean any-I sed confidence that they will end lenger Joseph "Jock" Yablon
thin~g yet." Boyle's 10-year domination )f thle Yablonski, his wife and d
Birth defects linked to
LSD use, says A.M.A.
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WYASIH-NGTON (Reuters) -- The
hallucinogenic drug LSD may
cause the birth of stillborn or ab-
normal children, according to a re-
port published by the American
Medical Association (A.M.A.)
The report, appearing in the lat-
est issue of the A.M.A. Journal,
said the abnormalities included de-
formed limbs, defective hearts and
central nervous systems and hy-
drocephalus - water on the
brain.
The report; based on a study of
148 pregnancies in 1968, said that
of 83 live births, eight infants had
major congenital defects.
Of 53 abortions performed, four
embryos showed gross abnormali-
ties, it added, and 12 women had
natural miscarriages.
In all cases, one or both of the
parents had taken LSD or smoked
marijuana and some had used
other drugs.
In one case of an abnormal
birth, only the father had taken
LSD, according to the report, but
in other cases the women had used
the drug at times ranging from
one month to 14 days before con-
ception.
In one case, both parents took
LSD three days before the child
was conceived.
The report said there were sev-
eral other factors which could have
contributed to the defective births
among the women, whose ages
ranged from 17 to 25.
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ter were found shot to death in
their Clarksville, Pa,, home several
weeks after that election.
Several union officials have con-
fessed or been indicted in con-
nection with the murders.
Boyle repeatedly has denied any
knowledge of the slayings.
Some 1,000 Labor Department
agents have supervised all as-
pects of union affairs, including the
election balloting which was con-
ducted in 25 states Dec. 1-8. The
unprecedented supervision will1 cost
the government about $4 million.
A Labor Department spokesman
estimated some 60 to 70 per cent
of the eligibfre Mine Workers had-
cast ballots.
That would put the total of voles
between 120,000 and 140,000.
Among numerous federal actions
brought against the, union, Boyle
was convicted and sentenced to
five years in prison for illegally
contributing Mine Workers money
to political candidates for Con-
gress and the 1968 White IHouse
campaign of Democratic Nominee
Hubert Humphrey.
Boyle is free on bond pending
appeal. If he loses his appeals,
Labor Department lawyers con-
tend he would be automatically re-
quired to step down from any un-
ion office under federal labor law.
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