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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1974

Page

2

Arson Suspected in Calexico Labor Bus Fire

Police say gasoline was poured on 11 buses owned by E Don Co on Calexico western fringe and matchbooks ignited each hood. Three men Eduardo Garcia Nunez Oscar Hernandez Mondragon and Enrique Cortez Murillo were booked on 5 counts of arson after entering through a fence hole before midnight Monday. Damage estimated up to 50 000 by owner Don Currier. A February union dispute affected Imperial County asparagus fields and another labor contractor had two buses burned similarly.

Calexico Don Currier E! Don Co Eduardo Garcia Nunez Oscar Hernandez Mondragon Mexicali Mexico Enrique Cortez Murillo Imperial County

Fourteen jailed in Black Panther raid in Oakland

Oakland police and Berkeley officers arrested fourteen people Tuesday at a residence linked to the Black Panther Party after a Berkeley man accused attackers of pistol whipping him and striking him with a baseball bat. The raid aimed to disrupt Panther efforts to win a majority on the Oakland City Council next spring. Officers located the suspect’s address and van and obtained a search warrant, with nine officers taking part at about 5 am.

Oakland UPI Black Panther Party Berkeley Michael W. Foster Foster Panthers

California milk boycott urged by consumer groups

SACRAMENTO UP I two consumer groups proposed a statewide Mother s Day milk boycott to protest high prices and a 5 cent half gallon rise. The plan urges switching to powdered milk for one week starting May 12. Roy Alper said formal channels failed to curb the price, while Ruth Yamada urged households to use cheaper powdered milk. The move follows state approval of the price hike and echoes a prior meat boycott by FIT.

Sacramento UPI California Citizen Action Group EIT Roy Alper Alper Ruth Yamada FIT State Department of Food and Agriculture

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