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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1971

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Corona Faces Court Today In Slayings

Juan Vallejo Corona goes to court in Yuba City for continuation of his arraignment on charges tied to the killings of 10 of 23 transient and migrant workers found buried in orchard graves. The district attorney said charges may expand to include all 23 victims later. the arraignment was held behind closed doors at the defense request.

Yuba City Calif Juan Vallejo Corona Dist. Atty Dave Teja Corona Sutter County Roy van den Heuvel J.J. Hawkins van den Heuvel Yuba County Marysville Feather River Roy Whiteaker Hawkins Whiteaker

Revenue Sharing Plan Demanded By Connally

Washington. Treasury Secretary John B. Connally and Rep. Wilbur Mills clash as Congress weighs President Nixon’s general revenue sharing proposal. Connally urges quick approval of $5 billion in unallocated federal tax collections to states and localities, while Mills warns the panel may not pass the measure. Connally defends the plan, argues against tax credits or welfare cost shifts, and says spending accountability remains with lawmakers. Republican leaders signal possible compromise as lawmakers tour states to press support.

Washington Treasury John B. Connally Wilbur D. Mills Congress Nixon Connally House Ways and Means Mills Texas GOP

Union Pay Demands Hit Plans For Recovery

Washington reports White House disappointment over a three year 30 percent wage deal for aluminum workers may deepen if other key industries follow suit. Union leaders in steel coal copper and telephone sectors promise big raises as contracts near expiry. Nixon administration warns a large steel settlement could impact companies workers and the economy.

Washington White House Ronald L. Ziegler Nixon Ziegler

GOP Parley May Be Held In San Diego

San Diego officials weigh hosting the 1972 Republican national convention under White House pressure. City Manager Hahn reports a “command performance” push while the council weighs hotel room capacity and arena use against the summer tourist season.

San Diego Calif White House Nixon San Clemente Walter Hahn Hahn

Wiretapping activity climbs with 390681 conversations logged

Federal and state authorities tapped 390,681 conversations involving 29,558 people last year, yielding 1,912 arrests. The 128 page report by the US Courts office notes intercept applications rose to 597, with all approved by judges. Michigan led federal taps with 22,526 conversations. New York state cases and New Jersey also prominent.

Washington Administrative Office Lsven Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania New York California South Carolina Department of Justice

Auto Insurance Hearings Begin in Maryland

The first public hearing on auto insurance is scheduled for June 9 at Suitland Senior High School in Prince Georges County. Secretary John R. Jewell said the sessions will continue statewide to let citizens voice problems with automobile insurance.

Annapolis Maryland Suitland Department of Licensing and Regulation John R. Jewell Suitland Senior High School Prince Georges County Jewell

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