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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1962
Page
2
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In Sacramento AP report Mrs. Madeline Daly, 63, who served as receptionist for three California governors, bid farewell at a retirement party attended by Chief Justice Earl Warren and Gov. Brown. Daly began in 1943 under Warren and remained through Knight and Brown administrations, with colleagues praising her role in directing visitors to the governor. Knight, email from Los Angeles said his wife Virginia had just been released from the hospital.
SACRAMENTO AP says Gov. Brown received a task force report criticizing natural gas cost increases. It notes utilities paid 131 percent more for natural gas since 1917 and imported gas up 125 percent, while overall commodity prices rose 34 percent. Only 23.3 percent of California gas faced PUC rate making. rest fell under FPC. The report calls for new laws to give the PUC free power and a state coordinator to lobby the PLC and FPC. Brown reserved judgment, stressing consumer protection as most supply comes from out of state.
Santiago faces trial in Superior Court for the fatal shooting of Lorence Morags, 31, outside a residence on Nebraska Street. He appeared in San Lorenzo Municipal Court for preliminary proceedings after May 1, 2000, with deputy sheriffs present. Prosecutors allege a dispute with Anselmo Curbeta led to the shooting involving a woman.
Cero, father of seven, pleaded guilty in Superior Court to manslaughter for the July knife slaying of a woman in a Fremont barn. He was sentenced by Judge McGuiness to serve one to ten years in the state prison. The case arose after the woman, Georgenia Lecias, 33, was found dead of knife wounds in a converted Fremont ranch barn. Coro claimed self defense after she attacked him with a butcher knife at his residence. State health director Dr. Merrill released figures showing 14,000 marriages, 43,000 divorces and 5,700 annulments in the annual report.
Brown named Winslow Christian 46 from Sierra County as administrator of the Health and Welfare Agency to oversee mental hygiene welfare and public health. He replaces Samuel P. Leask, who resigned to return to private business. Christian, Idaho native, Stanford graduate and former deputy attorney general, joins Gov Brown’s cabinet amid rapid staff changes.
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