Venue Change Sought in Corona Mass Murders Trial
An appellate court ordered Corona's trial moved from rural Sutter County citing likely unfair juror pools in an urban setting. Corona, 38, a Yuba City farm labor contractor, faces charges in 25 killings of itinerant workers buried in Feather River orchards.
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Assembly curbs bulk telegrams in pay policy vote
California Assembly rules panel adopted a policy to curb taxpayer funded bulk telegrams after a $932.8 bill surfaced. Lawmaker Joe A. Gonsalves sent 10 congratulatory telegrams to district scholarship recipients, provoking a shift to night letters and prior panel clearance. Louis Angelo said the committee must still pay the bill.
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Youth ruled insane in triple slaying
Carter Paul Yuen, 22, a former San Francisco State College student, was found guilty of second degree murder in the September slayings of three companions at a Sierra campground. He was ruled insane in a sanity proceeding and ordered committed to a state mental hospital.
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Funding plan keeps Second Chance program hopeful
Newark officials report funding decisions for the Second Chance drug abuse program remain workable. The Alameda County Regional Planning Board rejected one model, favoring a county-wide approach with community facilities and a $193,000 statewide plan as a model, while considering other funding sources. A policy for runaway youths seeks legal review, and two Newark youth seats may open on the board. Five volunteers begin clinical training at Hayward with NIMH oversight.
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Hayward Arrest in Massage Parlor Crackdown
Harold Burns of 444 Hancock St Fremont was arrested at the Exclusive Massage Studio on charges of maintaining a house of ill fame pandering and soliciting to commit lewd acts. Bail was set at 10000 as part of a March crackdown that led to 10 masseuse arrests. Burns to be arraigned next Thursday in Hayward Municipal Court.
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