Bay Area and Valley Weather Forecast Summary
San Francisco Bay Area enjoys fair weather through Saturday with warmer days. Nighttime lows fall to the low 30s to 40s, Friday highs near the low 60s, and northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Sacramento Valley remains fair with Friday highs around the 60s and similar night lows. Western Nevada stays fair but colder at night, lows 5 to 16, with Friday highs in the 40s and a warmer Saturday. San Joaquin Valley stays fair through Saturday with Friday lows misstated as upper 205 to upper 305 and highs in the low 60s. northerly afternoon winds 10 to 15 mph.
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Newark Trustees Set To Name Advisory Panel Members
Newark trustees plan to select an advisory panel from Alameda County Economic Op groups and district staff. About 70 people will propose candidates from seven city zones with principals and residents advising. The panel will oversee district grants, curriculum, and a 15 000 square foot high school addition project at Schilling School with construction by Armand and Smith Construction.
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Sino Soviet Split Deepens Amid Border Provocations
Tokyo based UPI report notes NCNA in Peking accusing Moscow of grave provocation as Soviet units and helicopters mass near the Ussuri border island called Chen Pao by China and Daman by Russia. Chinese notes protest, while Pravda ties Beijing action to U.S. Vietnam war efforts with continued escalation concerns.
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Spacemen Drenched Yet Jubilant After Fiery Splashdown
Apollo 9 crew endured heavy seas and 2700 degree entry heat as Guadalcanal recovered them. McDivitt Schweickart Scott and crew praised recovery team aboard the ship, thanked nurses, and prepared for steamy meals and a Houston return with a quick stop at Cape Kennedy.
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Soviet Trawler Lost After Pre-Dawn Collision Off North Carolina
PORTSMOUTH Va UP I reported a Soviet fishing trawler with about 20 crew lost after an oil tanker rammed it in the predawn darkness about 31 miles southeast of Oregon Inlet between Kitty Hawk and Cape Hatteras The Panama registered Esso Honduras struck the trawler at 4 am in three foot seas with water at 41 degrees Coast Guard officials said the Soviets did not request help and all hands were presumed lost despite a rescue effort by air and sea units The tanker remained on scene for most of the day reporting debris and an oil slick but no bodies were found
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Sales Tax To Aid BART Over Hurdle
The Senate Transportation Committee considered a measure to aid BART with a sales tax. Assemblyman Frank Lanterman of La Canada, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, moved to clear the bill from the transportation group. He warned time is of the essence and that if local government cannot meet its responsibilities the legislature may act.
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Hospital directors weigh bay area expansion plan
Hospital officials face a funding dilemma as the Bay Area Health District contemplates expanding the current hospital estate. A 61 percent poll and expert panel reviews precede a March 19 meeting in Washington Hospital cafeteria to evaluate financing options. Board chair Tim Stone notes private investors may fund two new facilities, but a reassessment could follow the session.
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Protesters Jostle Alioto at Georgetown Speech
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto spoke at Georgetown University on Law and the Camons but was jostled struck and labeled a white racist as dissidents ripped microphones from his entry. He said he was not injured and delivered the talk later to a smaller audience in a Jesuit residence.
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Hayward Proposal Opposed by Local Water Board
Directors in the Hayward area, part of the water district, opposed a proposed Hayward move that would cut district tax revenue. They prepared a resolution opposing the plan for submission to the Local Agency Formation Commission. The district supplies water to prevent underground saltwater intrusion.
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Plaza developers seek 4 million damage suit and restraining order
The Plaza project developers claim $4 million in damages and seek a permanent restraining order after contractors and lenders, including Cecil Mays and Richard Highte, face alleged negligence and delays in completing the Fremont Boulevard mall. The case cites prior construction loans from 1966 totaling about $420,000 and a $1.4 million loan from United California Bank, with a March 2 show cause hearing in Alameda County Superior Court.
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Newark Council Backs Hospital District Redistricting
Newark City Council voted to back redistricting of the Washington Township Hospital District and to draft a resolution for a redistringing election. The action followed urging from former mayor Kenneth Foster and hospital board members Don Amsbaugh and Bruce Bell, who supported the zoning concept approved by the hospital board.
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