Killings Case Deepens as Sheriff Hides Evidence
The Yuba City murder hunt widens with seven victims found after an all night search. Juan Corona, the farm labor contractor, remains jailed as court orders restrict discussion of the case. Corona’s past shows a brief mental hospital stay and a position in a damages suit against him.
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Juan Vo Corona
Roy J. van den Ieuvel
Corona
Whiteake F
van den Teuvel
Jack I. Sullivan
J. J. Hawkins
Yuba City
JGDGE
Richard A. Schoentz
Marysville
Raya
San Francisco
Sullivan
Tidelands budget clash draws Long Beach in bid to protect leases
City officials and state figures testified for hours about tidelands finances and the 1971 72 Thums budget. Long Beach argued the city and Hor t ig staff jointly shaped the budget and warned that cutting it would harm development, safety and revenue goals while the state touted higher returns under state supervision.
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State Lands Division
Mansell
Thomas Richards
Thoms ¢Combine
Herfig
Thoms
Long Beach Defends Tideland Oil Budget at Capitol
City Manager John R. Mansell led a Long Beach delegation to Sacramento as the State Lands Commission weighs cutting the 1971 72 oilfield operating budget and shifting budgeting authority. Attendees included city officials, the legislative delegation Senators Deukmejian Dills Kenrick and Assemblymen Cullen Hayes, Thums officials, and Dr. Russell Brougher.
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Tidelands
State Lands Commission
John R. Mansell
Capitol
Mansell
William ‘Talley
Harry Fulton
Harry Fulton, From City Atty
Leonard Putnam
Putnam
Pete Lingle
Robert Parkin
Len Williams
Leonard Brock
Dept. of Oil Properties
John C. Wells
Sacramento
Washington
Long Beach
George Deukmejian
Ralph C Dills
Joseph M. Kenrick
Mike Cullen
James A. Hayes
Thums
Russell Brougher
Queen Mary Project Audit Bid Sparks Commission Action
California officials consider an independent audit of the Queen Mary Project after Nortig's remarks. The commission, including Reinecke and Houston J. Thourney, directs Hortig to draft specifications for bids. State staff explain the $11 million figure came from use-based contract item analysis rather than item-by-item tally.
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State of California
Heart
Diner-Queen Mary
Continental Corporation
Nortig
Commission
Reinecke
Houston J. Thourney
Verne Orr
Hortig
State Lands Division
Hatfield McGovern push to end Indochina war gains support
Antiwar lobbyists report 39 senators pledge to back the Hatfield McGovern amendment demanding total U S withdrawal from Indochina by year end. A nationwide drive, the lobby of Americans, plans ads conferences and a two week radio and mail blitz starting June 7 to win the remaining votes.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Indochina
Commmittee For Peace
National Council For
Harvard
Edwin Reischauer
Japan
Mark C. Hatfield
Abby
Hatfield and McGovern
L A police officer found not guilty in assault case
A Los Angeles police officer Pat rick McDonald was acquitted by a Southeast Superior Court jury of assaulting parole officer Frederick H Mills on August 14 after a Downey area incident on the Santa Ana freeway The related charge against LAPD officer Wayne Edward Sanger Jr was dismissed in January The trial underscored tensions in a case involving two Caucasian officers and a Black parole officer Mills
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Los Angeles
Southeast Superior Court
Norwalk
Thomas Newell
Patrick McDonald
Lapd Set
Wayne Dward Sanger Jr
Frederick H. Mills
Santa Ana
Stand-ins for Nixon ready for primaries
Ohio will see stand-in candidates for Nixon in next year’s GOP primaries. Senator Robert Taft Jr. announced he will be the favorite-son candidate to nominate Nixon. Taft, 54, met with Mitchell and Rumsfeld to discuss campaign management and strategy.
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Columbus
Ohio
White House
Nixon
Robert Taft Jr
Washington
Taft
John N. Mitchell
Donald Rumsfeld
Paul N. McCloskey Jr
California
McCloskey
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
Karenga Jury Misses Verdict in Torture Trial
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury failed to reach a verdict for the third day in the Ron Karenga case. Karenga, 30, faces assault, conspiracy and false imprisonment charges after allegedly torturing two young women followers suspected of plotting against him. Jurors resume deliberations.
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Los Angeles Superior Court
Ron Karenga
Karenga
Manson follower Susan Atkins gets life term
Susan Atkins, already sentenced to death in the Tate killings, was sentenced to life imprisonment after pleading guilty to the murder of musician Gary Hinman. Judge Raymond Choate called her a danger to society and said she should spend her life in custody. Atkins testified during the penalty phase of the Tate trial and admitted killing Hinman on July 27, 1969.
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Susan Atkins
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Los Angels Superior Court
Raymond Choate
Miss Atkins
Gary Hinman
Tate
Manson
Bruce Davis
Hinman
Robert Beausoleil
Atty
Baron Katz
Winman
Donald “Shorty” Shea
California Industry Faces Severe Recession Through 1971
Wells Fargo Bank economists warn California industry endures its worst two decade recession with no relief in sight in 1971. Real spendable earnings lag 1966 while key sectors such as ships aircraft steel auto assembly and electronics face cutbacks. expansion is seen only as gradual from 1972 onward.
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UPI
California
Wells Fargo Bank
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