After a year Yuba City recalls the mass murder victims
One year after the mass slayings along the Feather River a cemetery in Yuba City holds 14 migrant workers buried end to end behind a fence with four unidentified graves marked only by a small plaque. Juan Corona, jailed on 25 murder charges, has regained weight and is engaged in painting and therapy while his defense expands. The community shows fatigue and few discuss the case, even as Corona’s attorney notes delayed trial and a state court order to move venue, now under appeal.
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Saint Lady-in-Waiting Revered In Russian Grave Folklore
Mystery surrounds a Leningrad grave where a young woman prays and leaves notes begging Saint Lady-in-Waiting for help with a room, exams, or her husband’s alcoholism. Soviet press notes enduring belief despite atheist doctrine, tracing the legend to Catherine the Great era and a noble healer tale.
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Nixon signs bill extending federal aid for black lung victims
President Nixon signed a measure liberalizing federal responsibility for disability and death benefits for coal miners with black lung disease and their dependents. The plan extends federal aid for 18 months with costs split between the government and operators, amid miner protests and political debate over state versus federal burden. The bill covers surface miners, widows, orphans, and dependent relatives, and ends the Social Security offset for benefits while easing eligibility rules.
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West Virginia
John D. “Jay
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Irvington Square A Call To Help Bored Women Find Purpose
A columnist urges action to help middle aged women who feel bored by sharing work with veterans and youth programs. Community groups like W.E.W. Post No. 8293 seek 50 new members and donations of furniture and supplies for veterans and CDC youth activities. A nearby cafe faces changes with a proposed wine and beer license, requiring a public notice posted in the window.
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Jane Bonnot
Besom
Ford
Chris Chandlier
Community Drug Center
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Kennedy High School Carnival Spotlight at Fremont Village East
The Kennedy High School Carnival was a success with a busy dunk tank. Volunteers led by John Kaye built the dunk tank, using donated material from Clinton Heating and Air Conditioning. Prizes included bikes for Emrimue Ruelas and Joe Berrera, with Terry Andrews winning dinner tickets.
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Don Moody
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John Kaye
Clinton Heating and Air Conditioning
Lowell Asplund
Angel Torres
Ralph Runolfson
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