Corona Found Guilty of 29 Farmhands Killings in 1971
Juan V. Corona, a California farm labor contractor, was found guilty Thursday of murdering 29 Waerant farm workers and burying their bodies along the Feather River in 1971. The verdict followed 46 hours of deliberation across eight days with a 12-person jury.
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Ci Have Tejaeft
Rains still cause big area woes across South Hayward area
A winter storm lashed the region with rain and wind. An empty 10,000 pound moving trailer toppled at Wiegman and Whipple in South Hayward per Approved Towing. Union City reported downed trees. a Central Avenue power line fell in Fremont. PG&E logged 1,585 customers without power from 7:58 PM to 1:49 AM. mudslides slowed traffic on Vallecitos Road. Peppertree Road closed in Dublin. Mission Boulevard and Tennyson Road traffic bottlenecked in Wayward. water service disrupted by a rockfall on Hilary Road and main repairs restored water to homes. minor slides on Roiwood and Palomares Roads in Castro Valley. cable issues affected Castro Valley and Wayward. Hayward City Hall switchboard faced outages. four dogs drowned at a Castro Valley kennel after a blocked gulch caused the kennel wall to cave in.
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Central Avenue
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Vallecitas
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Peppertree Road
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Tennyson Road
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Bunker Air Boulevard
Thase
Castro Valley
Roiwood Road
Palomares Road
Pacific Telephone
Hayward City Hall
Cull Canyon Road
Weader
Messie Datstrom
Stevenson Boulevard
Common Bible Published Unites Major Christian Denominations
London says the Revised Standard Version Common Bible marks the first time Catholics Protestants and Orthodox Christians share a single text. Collins will publish in the U S with praise from World Council of Churches leaders Cardinal Willebrands Archbishop Athenagoras I and Archbishop Ramsey. The edition includes the Apocrypha.
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Collins
United States
Martin Luther
Wittenburg Castle
Luther
Eugene C. Blake
World Council of Churches
John Willebrands
Secretariat For Christian Unity
Athenagoras I
Orthodox Patriarchate
Michael Ramsey
Canterbury
Reagan budget biggest in nation in 1973 74 plan
Sacramento reports Gov Ronald Reagan proposed the nation’s largest state budget for 1973-74 totaling 9.26 billion dollars. The plan boosts civil servant pay, funds education increases, prison rebuilding, environmental and Mansion projects, with local aid and property tax relief driving the bulk of the rise. The total exceeds current spending by 1.57 billion and is designed as a hold-the-line program with no new large initiatives.
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Ronald Meagan
Reagan
Nelson Knckefel
Reagan Budget Proposes 3.25 Billion State Plan
The California governor's budget totals 3.25 billion dollars, with an average per person cost of 445.97. State spending falls by 71.43 per person while sales taxes rise by 4.20 per capita to 141.50. Personal income taxes show a rise of 7.56 to 104,768 for the typical Californian.
California population forecast in new state budget
California plans to reach 20.8 million residents by July 1, up from 20.5 million a year earlier, with personal income for the year estimated at 202 billion and an average state tax burden of 412 per person. Officials project 5,072 dollars income per woman and child in the state.
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Reagan seeks funds for Hayward guard security
President Reagan requests 3874 000 to bolster security at National Guard bases. The California Air National Guard Base in Hayward would gain a separate security unit, aiming to curb major losses from theft of arms ammunition and other sensitive items. Col. Charles Koenig, commanding officer at Hayward, says the move could allow a distinct patrol unit rather than relying on maintenance personnel.
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California Air National Guard
Hayward
Reagan
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Ammuasion
Charles Koenig
Hayward Air Base
Cal State pay increases for Hayward staff in 1974 budget
Gov. Ronald Reagan proposed a 442.1 million dollar higher education budget for 1974 for the 19 campuses. The plan includes an 83.7 million dollar rise with 34.2 million earmarked for faculty pay raises and related costs at California State University, Hayward and other campuses.
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California State University
Ronald Reagan
Bndget
State College and University
Toini
Weather outlook with clearing skies over South County
The forecast shows rain easing tonight under partly cloudy skies with clear conditions in South County tomorrow. Lows around 40s tonight and highs near 50s to mid 50s tomorrow, with a 30 percent chance of more rain tonight.
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Plan to Make Daylight Saving Time Year Round Gains Support
Washington AP reports Congress considers converting daylight saving time to year round. Proponents cite crime reduction and fuel savings from less electric lighting. Rep. Craig Hosmer plans to introduce a bill to extend DST beyond current six months.
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Craig Hosmer
RCE
Eper
Homeowners oppose open housing plan in San Leandro
In San Leandro two homeowners association leaders pressed against the federally enhanced open housing program. They claimed city officials used city staff to advocate for the plan while a split vote favored the concept of open housing but opposed low-cost housing and related contracts.
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John Ely
Marina Citizens For Community Improvement
City of
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ely
Nel Green
Pew
WUD
Green
Mnihort
San Fransisco Bay Area
Hayward trustees candidates air views in forum
Hayward candidates for one vacant school board seat spoke before the public last night in a Fairview Community Club forum. Morgan King called some schools deflating and Michael Castro criticized his education. City election set for February 2 with two other contenders absent.
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Sig Vaneéidates
Morgan King
Michael Castro
Castro
Ring
Sean
King
Symums
Fairview Comunity Club
Arnold Biedla
J. E. Britton
Talks to resume Tuesday in Vietnam peace talks
KEY SISCAYNE Fla AP The Florida White House and Hanoi announced that Paris peace talks will be resumed Tuesday to complete the text of an agreement. Press secretary Ronald L Ziegler said Dr Henry Kissinger will resume private negotiations with Le Duc Tho and Xuan Thuy on Jan 4 1973 for the purpose of finalizing the language. See earlier story on peace page 7.
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