Weather Forecast For Bay Area And Surrounding Regions
Forecasts show fog and high cloudiness across the San Francisco Bay Area with light to moderate winds. Expect overnight lows in the 40s to low 50s and highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s with little overall temperature change. Sacramento Valley sees fog nights with mostly sunny afternoons and highs near mid 60s, lighter winds. Nevada valleys report fog or low clouds with clearing afternoons, fair to the south, and temperatures rising modestly.
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Professor’s Daughter Case Sparks College Probe
The police investigation centers on a professor linked to a marijuana controversy involving his daughter and a group labeled dopers. Officer Lockwood notes the father’s stricter rules while expressing a wish for his daughter to freely express herself. The full report will be sent to the college district under new state law. College trustees meet tonight and legal guidance may follow.
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Low Bid Entered On School Project
Salinas firm Tomble son Inc is the apparent low bidder at 577 700 to add to Mac Gregor School Newark Unified trustees opened bids last night. The project includes a multi purpose room central kitchen music shop two showers and library renovations and is slated for completion next fall. Highest bid 593 335 by N T Lewis Nayward. Trustees also set a December 17 bid opening for Schilling School addition and postponed a $240 000 purchase agreement for part of the district high school site due to contract papers not yet prepared.
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Alameda County Tax Roll Boost Totals $2.3 Million
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors notes a net $2.3 million increase in the total assessment roll, lifting the figure toward $2.273 billion according to Assessor Ben J. Hutchinson. The gain reflects changes since July 1 including exemptions corrections and escaped assessments. A Jan 7 work session will discuss fringe benefits for county employees with union and association representatives. The board also assigns Supervisors to the California Supervisors Association committees on revenue taxation government operations law enforcement public works and health and welfare.
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Daily Heview Teck Moorhead Publication Notice
Fragmentary newspaper notice from Alameda County listing publication details and subscription rates for a 1941 issue. Mentions Otis Fre e usher and a phone number for contact.
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Fluoridation Vote Considered at Fremont Chamber Meet
Fremont Chamber of Commerce will host a noon meeting at International Kitchen in Fremont to discuss fluoridation of Alameda County Water District water. Two chamber committees have prepared a joint statement urging approval of a proposed district election to decide if fluoridation proceeds. Water District manager Matt Whitlivird notes past discussions but says the decision rests with the people.
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Merck Ships 100000 Flu Vaccine Doses to West Coast
Merck & Co begins distribution of Hong Kong flu vaccine with 100,000 doses shipped to the West Coast ahead of NIH approval. The firm plans as many as 7.5 million doses by mid-winter and will distribute to other regions as available.
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Italian Premier Leone resigns amid nationwide 24 hour strike
Rome reports Premier Giovanni Leone resigns after a 24 hour countrywide strike for higher pay and pensions. Socialist withdrawal leaves coalition in doubt as President Saragat begins consultations for a new government amid student protests and scattered violence in Turin.
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Fremont Drag Strip Wins Tax Appeal Hearing
Fremont Land Joint Venture owners of the Fremont Drag Strip and Glider Port win a belated appeal before Alameda County Assessment Appeals Board. The board found improper notice by the assessor sending the increase to a Fremont title company rather than to a San Jose designee. If taxes are paid under protest and a hearing is requested, the board may grant the appeal with representation by Steven H. Jensen of San Jose.
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Fremont Crash Victim Recovers
Ondeon Baxter a three year old from Livermore is listed in satisfactory condition at Washington Hospital after a head on collision on Mission Boulevard near Urs Ty Avenue in the Niles District. Baxter sustained a broken right leg in the crash. The driver, J Philip Boek 31 of Newark was killed.
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Saigon Boycott Delays Expanded Vietnam Peace Talks
Paris talks on Vietnam were postponed again as South Vietnam protests the presence of the National Liberation Front. US and North Vietnamese envoys reportedly held secret discussions on organizing expanded negotiations, with hopes Thieu would accept a formula to allow a delegation to Paris.
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Movie Czar Succumbs At 74 In New York Apartment
Walter Wanger, famed Hollywood producer behind Cleopatra and a key figure in the Golden Age, died at 74 in his Manhattan East Side apartment after an apparent heart attack. His career spanned stars like Valentino Garbo and Fonda, shaping early film careers and collaborations with major studios.
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Fremont Parks Police Debate Faces Refrains and Delays
Fremont recreation commissioners meet at 8 p.m. in the Niles Community Center to decide how much law enforcement should patrol city parks. The stalled talks follow charges of police harassment of youths at Irvington Community Park and repeated postponements.
Board To Study Bay Refuge Plan
A major park and recreation area near Coyote Hills north of the Dumbarton district is proposed as a wildlife refuge. The plan has backing from private and public agencies including the U S Department of the Interior and the Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife.
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Reagan backs temporary half cent sales tax for BART
Gov. Ronald Reagan supports a three county half cent sales tax to cover a 346 million deficit on the unfinished San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit system. The plan would apply to San Francisco Alameda and Contra Costa counties and would be triggered by the BART board.
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Spanish authorities free Zsa Zsa Gabor after hotel bill dispute
In Palma de Mallorca Spain police released actress Zsa Zsa Gabor who promised to settle a 1140 dollar hotel bill after a four day stay at the San Vida Hotel. Earlier she was removed from a Paris bound plane and presented to a local judge.
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Two Years Sentenced in Mail Theft Case in San Francisco
James Gil Wright, 33, of Richmond, received a two year prison term in federal court for part in a scheme stealing about 20 000 pieces of mail from Washington township and other routes. George Reese, 29, had sentencing continued to next Friday. Elwood Murray, 31, from Richmond, had charges dismissed but will be tried January 6 on related counts after a guilty plea to a lesser offense.
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