This was the sum of Hilario Guzman’s ledger as he walked into the
grape fields on the morning of his death.
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Before the wins and losses are tallied up and the war on terror goes
down in the books as either wisdom or folly, it might be recalled
what took place this spring on the 13th floor of the federal
courthouse in Sacramento.
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My grandfather loved the idea of farming.
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In the days after he paddled into the Pacific to help scatter his
father’s ashes, 52-year-old Harry Chandler returned to his Hancock
Park home and began rummaging through old family papers and photographs.
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Ever since the twin towers came crashing down and the cloud of jihad
fogged the land, the crop dusters swooping low over the San Joaquin
Valley had taken on a new menace.
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Farmworkers at Giumarra Vineyards appear to have turned down the
United Farm Workers union on Thursday, delivering a sharp rebuke to a
union that had been expecting a comeback victory.
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California | Local |
By Mark Arax |
August 31, 2005
The workers were eating pigskin soup under the vines when Lupe
Martinez came calling at noon sharp, a bullhorn in one hand and a
stack of union cards in the other.
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California | Local |
By Mark Arax |
August 23, 2005
In an effort to give developers one of the best deals in California,
this city has dug itself into a deep financial hole that could
undermine its future even as a construction boom is turning orchards
into suburbs on every side of town.
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California | Local |
By Mark Arax |
July 28, 2005
There was no eulogy for Salud Zamudio-Rodriguez after his death in
the fields here.
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California | Local |
By Mark Arax |
June 30, 2005
A jury decided Wednesday that Marcus Wesson should be put to death
for killing nine of his children in a cult-like murder-suicide pact
in this city’s worst mass murder.
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