Corona protests innocence after mass-murder conviction
Corona, serving 25 consecutive life terms for the 1871 Feather River killings of 25 migrant workers, demands a new trial and vows to testify. He rejects guilt, calls prosecutors and witnesses liars, and says he would take a lie detector test or truth serum to prove his innocence. He has hired new civil rights lawyers and awaits appeals.
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Vacaville
Calif
VPI
Duan
Corona
Inoks
U.S
Sacramento Valley
Yuba City
Marysville
Lars
Natividad
Feather River
California
Texas
Louis Garcia
Mario Obleco
San Francisco
Obledo
David Teja
Richard Hawk
Hayek
Train ride to Auburn: Lincoln couple moves under emigrant policy
Lincoln couple and eight horses travel in a boxcar to Auburn Washington under a 16th century emigrant policy. Their three children ride by passenger train for safety. The trip, aided by Burlington Northern, is rare and involves a free passage for the man with the wife paying a $10 fare.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Auburn
Wash
Charles Wysknells
Burlington Northern
Loree
Barry
Gina Marie
Wyskecil
Voskocil
Diane
Land bargain in New Orleans raises purchase price per acre
IPT reports the Louisiana Purchase covered 900000 square miles at a total cost of 15 million dollars. Vyskoel notes his father moved to Nebraska under the safe emigrant traffic policy.
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New Orleans
Louisiana Purchase
ILS
Vyskoel
Nebraska Intoxvar
Suit files bias claim against Los Angeles police recruiting
A UPI report states Sgt. Fanchon Blake and Michael Wender filed in U S District Court alleging bias against women in LAPD recruiting. Despite 4500 women applicants, none were hired in three years. the department recently began a unisex program. The suit notes male-only trainee classes previously, and proposes trainee splits of 25 men and 35 women, or an all female alternate class.
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TOS Angeles
UPI
U.S
Los Angeles Police Academy
Fanchon Blake
Michael Wender
Los Angeles
American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California
Bad day for angry hen New York
Police said Donald Anderson, 38, sloshed flammable fluid around his girlfriend’s new apartment and set it on fire. Trapped by a missing doorknob, he leaped from a first floor window to jagged stone stairs, suffering severe injuries and third degree burns. He was hospitalized in critical condition and later confessed.
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New York
LPT
Donald Anderson
Anderson
Gene Krupa Battling Leukemia in Quiet Outpatient Fight
Yonkers New York reports chronic leukemia has sidelined jazz great Gene Krupa, famed drummer of the Benny Goodman Quartet. Krupa called his form benign and controllable with medication, saying fatigue limits his playing after blood transfusions. he remains an outpatient. Lionel Hampton recalls Krupa as the quartet’s driving force with a signature beat.
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Yonkers, N.Y
Apt
Gene Krupa
Benny Goodman
Krupa
Hampton
Kripa
Gene
Goodman Quartet
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Resuit
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Foothill Bird
Hayward
Hope
Fave
Dolla Horn
Maree
Mevaciea
L.A
Dwelers
Goodman
Lionel Hampton
Teddy Wilson
Benny
Hunan Hor
Muribarg
Naik Spray
B. Umert
Mazier Charge
Oakland
Cinderella
Taal & Boncrett
Bih
Ole Cc
Navy
Haynie
Pel
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