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L. Warren DeSaulnier of Chelmsford and Mrs. Mary P. Kirkpatrick of Framing-ham joined Twomey in voting for the parole of Imbruglia who was given a hearing last May 6 at the Norfolk Prison Colony and 1 are big business for us. And we're experts at making them go smoothly with great food, 23 function rooms one just seven-to-10-year sentence for kidnaping and robbing a Newton housewife.

Imbruglia's reported accomplice, Joseph (Romeo) Martin, was murdered before the start of the trial. Twomey, DeSaulnier and Mrs. Kirkpatrick are concerned because a story in The Boston Globe on the parole revocation placed them in the spotlight. They want to show how the newspaper obtained the details. McCormack is under consideration for the No.

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Imbruglia was denied a parole after a previous hearing on May 20, 1968, and was given another hearing this year. The decision to ask Quinn to investigate was unanimous, with Chairman Joseph F. McCormack and John T. Lane joining the other three. Quinn said the request for a probe was made by telephone and that the board would send him a formal letter outlining the reasons.

Twomey's statement, released at the State House, explained: "The three members categorically deny there is anything in this case that would suggest we did not exercise our best judgjudgment." The parole voted by the three members was revoked three weeks ago after the FBI learned that Imbruglia rented a Revere motel room used by Rudolph G. Sciarra while he was being hunted by the FBI. Sciarra was captured in Upton. He, his friend Patriarch and five other men are under indictment in the gangland murders of Rudolph (Rudy) Marfee and Anthony A. Melei in Providence on Apr.

20, 1968. Imbruglia has been quoted as saying he met Sciarra while Imbruglia was at the Norfolk Prison Colony. The convict has claimed that he offered Sciarra use of the room because he had no place to stay and that he did not know that Sciarra was being sought by the FBI. When he was paroled, Imbruglia had served less than four years of a Maritime Comr. Day Renominated WASHINGTON President Nixon yesterday nominated James V.

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