Corona murder suspect granted month delay in prelim hearing
Juan V. Corona, 37, charged with 10 counts of murder in the killings of 25 itinerant farm workers, secured a one month postponement of his preliminary hearing to July 13. New attorney Richard Hawk defended Corona, voiced concerns about media coverage, and sought possible venue change while ensuring defense access to prosecution evidence. A bench warrant was issued for witness Juan C. Mosqueda after he failed to appear.
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George Skelton
Yuba City
UPI
Juan V. Corona
Corona
Judicial Court
J.J. Hawkins
David Teja
United States
Hawk
Hawkins
Juan C. Mosqueda
Stockton
Calif
Mosqueda
Costs of a local community college for Mendocino Lake area
A study analyzes tax impact and budgets for a potential local community college. It shows local property taxes at about 44 cents per $100, with total district costs from $1.2 to $1.8 million depending on district size. State support varies by program, and construction costs are shared. A local college could boost the economy via payroll and circulating dollars, suggesting the area cannot afford to be without a local college.
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Marshall Leve
Point jArena
Menologio County
California
Mendocino
Lake and
Mendocinoless Point Arena
Mendocino County
Lake County
Mendocino and
Lake Or
Lake
Inland Valley
Local Indians asked to attend meeting in Mendocino County
A general meeting for all Mendocino County Indians will be held Sunday at Ukiah high school cafeteria from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Mendocino County Indian health board calls the meeting to select a permanent board member to represent all Indians in the county. acting board members will be terminated. Attendees should bring a hot dish, sandwiches or dessert for a potluck luncheon. For more information call Frances Jack at Hopland 4735.
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Mendocino County
Ukiah High School
Frances Jack
Hopland
Mitchell urges calls on Lindsay Nixon and Childs
Martha Mitchell says in Ladies Home Journal she would phone several officials and public figures to share views on New York City unemployment street cleaning and national policy. She targets Mayor Lindsay, President Nixon, Julia Childs, Spiro Agnew, and urges a return to liberal education.
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New York
UPI
Martha Mitchell
South Vietnamese court fines six newspapers
A South Vietnamese municipal court fined six newspapers for alleged violations of the federal newspaper code while suspending sentences for four others due to lack of evidence.
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Saigon
UPI
Vision for a leg shade empire and a punchy fortune
Washington columnist Dick West relates a casual cocktail party idea that sparks a get rich scheme. He outlines a plan to patent leg sunglasses that block ultraviolet rays and prevent wrinkling, predicting rapid wealth with a clever ad campaign and multiple product varieties.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Patent Office
Homer Seggmann
Homer
Prithee
Community college week in Ukiah sparks talk of local campus
A Ukiah proclamation marks Community College Week as leaders reflect on keeping students and jobs local. The piece notes Mendocino County enrolls over 1,600 students in colleges from Weed to San Diego and highlights Chamber of Commerce efforts to involve business in community advancement while praising leaders met at a northern California clinic at Konocti Harbor Inn.
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Sterling Norgard
Ukiah
J.C
Chamber of Commerce
Community College
Mendocino County
Weed
Eureka
San Diego
Willits and
California
Chambers
Konocti
Harbor Inn
Ukiah Chamber
Air Financial
Sieh
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
Konocti Harbor Inn
Warren
Konocti Inn
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Joseph Heller
Ral
George Jerome
Ross Hunter Production
Burt Dean Lancaster
Martin Jean Seberg
Jacqueline Bisset
Telnaes
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Airport
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