Mass murder convict Corona gets consecutive life terms
Juan V. Corona, 38, receives two consecutive life sentences for the 1971 Feather River murders. The judge orders the terms to run consecutively and notes parole eligibility in seven years despite a trial-motion rejection. A sheriff's matron and juror dispute arise during the hearing and defense attorney is jailed for contempt.
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Fairfield
Calif
UPI
Juan V. Corona
U.S
Superior Court
Richard E. Patton
Patton
Corona
Vacaville
Pedro Corona
Richard Hawk
Feather River
State Department of Corrections
eTsee
Georgia Wallis
Naomi Underwood
Vallejo
Stennis’s Condition Worsens After Emergency Surgery
Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi, shot and robbed last week, underwent emergency surgery at Walter Reed early today after doctors suspected a small intestine venous blockage. Surgeons found congestion and inflammation, with the prognosis now described as grave. Stennis remains very seriously ill.
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Washington
UPI
John C., Stennis
D-Miss
Frank Garland
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Stennis
Garland
Senate Armed Services Committee
Congress
Capitol Hill
Airport guards delayed as court blocks hijack program
A U.S. District Court issued a 10 day restraining order delaying the third phase of the antihijacking security plan. The ruling comes at the request of the Airport Operators' Council International as hearings on an injunction proceed.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. District Court
Council International
Transportation Department
Airports and Airlines
Bit of Country Dance Aids Disabled Learners Fundraiser
The Arizona Association for Children with Learning Disabilities hosts a Feb 16 fund raiser at Phoenix Jaycee Hall from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. themed A Little Bit of Country. Western attire requested. Tickets cost $3 at the door. Proceeds support a diagnostic clinic educational workshops library material and mailing costs.
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Arizona Association For Children With Learning Disabilities
Phoenix Jaycee Hall
Assessor Announces March Deadlines for Property Valuations
Maricopa County Assessor Ken R. Kunes sets March 10 contact deadline to learn full cash value for 1973 tax rolls and March 15 at 5 p.m. to file a petition for review. He urges using parcel numbers from tax bills and offers assistance for protesters. Information is public record.
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Maricopa County
Ken R. Kunes
Kunes
Avill
Addicts specialist to speak at Phoenix conference
Yogi Bhajan, who has treated thousands of drug addicts, will be the featured speaker at a drug conference sponsored by the 3HO Foundation of Phoenix. The event runs 4 to 6 p.m. at Brophy High School.
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Yogi Bhajan
3Ho Foundation of
Phoenix
Brophy High School
UCLA
Foundation
No rent controls urged by Phoenix apartment developer
Robert D. Denison president of Demson & Associates told a U S Senate committee in Washington that federal rent controls should not be included in any extension of the Economic Stabilization Act. He outlined four points supporting industry goals including stabilized rents and a focus on new construction to sustain price competition and rent stability. The act expires April 30.
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Phoenix
U.S. Senate
Washington
Robert D. Denison
Demson & Associates
E. Camelback Road
Committee On Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Arizona Apartment Association
Demson
National Apartment Association
Denison
Saddle donation credited to Sambo's for Parada del Sol rodeo
Sambo's Restaurant donated a hand-tooled saddle awarded Sunday to Leo Camarillo of Donald Oregon as the all around cowboy at the Parada del Sol rodeo. Another firm was mistakenly credited with the donation on Monday.
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Sambo’s Restaurant
Leo Camarilllo
Donald, Ore
Scottsdale Woman Seeks Blood After Nine Hour Heart Surgery
Friends of Mrs. Emile Szymanski appeal for blood donations to aid her recovery after a nine hour open heart operation at St. Luke's Hospital Phoenix. Donors can give at a Blood Services bank in her name.
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Scottsdale
Emile Szymanski
N. 2Nd St
Littleland Day Care
Tempe
St. Luke's Hospital
Phoenix
Blood Services Blood Bank
German Central Bank Spends Record $1.5 Billion to Support Mark
West Germany’s Central Bank bought a record 1.5 billion dollars to halt a panicky run on the mark as the dollar slid in European markets. Chancellor Brandt’s government refused to let the mark rise and aimed to hold the rate around 3.15 marks per dollar. By day’s end the dollar stood at 3.1515 marks, down from Monday, amid expectations the mark may strengthen or the dollar devalue.
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BOM
UPI
West Germany
Europe
Willy Brandt
Frankfurt
Frankfurt Exchange
Ray Johnson Available for Bank Office Manager Role
Ray Johnson is available and may manage the office at McDonald Dr and Granite Reef. Valley Bankers promise personal service to make life easier financially.
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McDonald Dr
Granite Reef
Ray
Valley Bankers
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Winston-Salem
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Grinnell Natural History Society
Richard Zipf
Barbara Spence
James Davies
Jeff Burkhart
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Department
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CAB Board
Secor D. Browne
Ochio Ieee Ant
Alconol
Sambo
Paradise Park
Scottedale
Pima Rd
F. Tim Olin
Investment Inc
N. Mockingbird Lane
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Business Management
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Asloy
Scottsdale Daily Progress
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