Bay Area Forecast With Patchy Fog And Warm Inland Temps
The forecast covers San Francisco Bay with fair conditions through Tuesday and coastal fog or low overcast inland. Highs reach mid 60s in SF and upper 60s to mid 70s inland. Winds 12 to 25 mph in the afternoons. The Sacramento Valley remains fair with a high in the 80s to 90s, slight cooling Monday then a small warming Tuesday. Nevada sees fair nights with possible evening thundershowers through Tuesday.
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Blaiberg's Battle Heart Transplant Patient Improves
Blaiberg shows improvement after a near fatal heart transplant attempt at Groote Schuur Hospital. Doctors considered a second transplant and a possible heart lung operation but Blaiberg reportedly refused authorization. Hospital sources note the patient remains frail but holds on.
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Graste
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Blaiberg
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Support Grows for Strong Gun Control Bills
A House Rules Committee plans to clear for floor action a measure banning mail order gun sales and mandating state registration and licensing. Senate Judiciary will act midweek. The measure aims to curb crime and violence with strict interstate sales limits and universal licensing.
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Slassen
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Daily Hewiett Arm and Court Notice Summary
Fragmented OCR shows a 19th century court notice from the Superior Court of Catiornis, County of Jameda, dated June 1851. It references a publication by Grier Hoestaese and includes subscription and office details, with mentions of Post Office, Audit Bureau, and rates.
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Union City Budget Faces Reductions Tonight
Union City councilmen face a tightening choice to cut about 5000 from a 1988 69 budget or dip into contingency funds due to lower assessed values released by the county assessor. The unsecured roll drop reduces revenue and forces adjustments as the council meets at city hall to set a new tax rate.
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Geoghegan
John Geoghegan
Whipple Road
Kitayama
Johnson enjoys mass and CACM talks in San Salvador
President Johnson, wife Lady Bird, and daughter Luci join a tropical weekend in San Salvador. He meets the CACM leaders at Raul Castro’s home after a three and a half hour session, pledging $65 million in aid and receiving a standing ovation for his brief remarks. A thousand residents line the streets and a crowd of about 300 greets him at the cathedral.
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Fidel Sanchez
Ternandez
Bird
Laci Nugent
Newark Parks Commission Seeks Names for Four New Parks
The Newark Park and Recreation Commission plans to name four new parks in the Mowry West area Eucalyptus Grove Graham School and Snow School adjacencies. Names must fit the city character per a 1865 resolution and may honor individuals only if dedicated to the city. Public input welcomed at the Newark Community Center tonight.
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Snow
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Nunes
Whale City
Mowry
California Assembly Debates Lunch Recess Plan
In Sacramento the California Assembly debated a lunch recess after an 11 a.m. session start and planned 7 p.m. two hour lunch. Leadership sought membership input and ordered a roll call vote, which failed 234 to 34, so no lunch recess was decided.
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Muddy Sunday For Munday In Union City
A 10 year old, Michael Munday, became stuck in a four foot deep hole in Town and Country tract. Firefighters Pete Rodriguez and Tim Souza used a hose to release him after digging failed. Father retrieved him and took him home.
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Pete Rodriguez
Tim Souza
Muddy Michael
California Assembly passes poverty aid and summer jobs bills
Lawmakers approved a 50 million program to improve schooling for impoverished students and a 5 million program for summer jobs in poverty areas, plus 250 thousand for pilot and college motivation programs to aid disadvantaged and low income students amid Republican opposition. The measures move to the Senate for consideration.
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Frederick J. Bear
Dan Diego
Newark Planning Unit Nears Final Meeting on Revised Plan
Newark's 60 member Economic Development Committee formed in January 1987 will hold its likely final assembly at 7 30 p m in the Newark City Hall council chambers 37101 Newark Blvd The meeting will distribute the 11 page revised general plan extending city planning into the 1980s A public hearing will follow at the Newark city council meeting with consultants Candeub Fleissig and Associates present to review the plan and answer questions The council may adopt the revised plan or not based on council input
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Newark Blvd
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Dan Clark
City Hall
Red China Danger Missile Threat To U S Seen
A research team analyzes China's future military posture noting China will seek arms control while expanding long range strike and submarine capabilities. They warn a Mao style regime is unlikely but China will push nuclear force growth and sea power with diesel submarines and short range missiles.
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Peking
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Obituary for Peter J. Cattaneo 83 in Fremont
A Requiem High Mass for Peter J. Cattaneo 83 who died last Thursday in Fremont will be offered today at 4 a.m. at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Fremont. A native of Italy he was a retired carpenter. He leaves a brother Victor Cattaneo of Vallejo a nephew John Cattaneo of Fremont and nieces Rose Burgess Amelia Powers Mary Barruss. Services will originate from the Fremont Chapel of the Roses 1940 Peralta Blvd Fremont at 8 30 a.m. Monday. Burial will be in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Fremont
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
Haly
Cattaneo
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Vallejo
John Cattaneo
Freront
Rose Burgess
Amelia Powers
Mary Barruss
New Jersey
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Holy Sepulchre
Hayward
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