Bay Area Forecast Mostly Cloudy With Drizzle Likely
Mostly cloudy night and morning over most of the area with afternoon clearing through Sunday. Local drizzle possible Saturday morning. Little temperature change with a high around 75. West winds 12 to 28 mph in the afternoon.
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Revived Sales Tax Hike Plan To Aid BART Faces New Fight
Sacramento reports on a revived 12 cent sales tax plan for Alameda Contra Costa and San Francisco counties to fund BART. Gov Reagan opposes toll increases and lawmakers debate cooperation as 17 BART area representatives weigh the plan amid a stalled special session.
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Pueblo Skipper Claims Crew Doomed By North Korea
An American skipper asserts his Pueblo crew faces death penalties after North Korea seized the vessel in disputed waters. Journalists quote Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher saying the crew shows fear and political risk in awaiting U.S. action and potential retaliation.
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Periodical publication notice and circulation mark
Public notice from a California newspaper itemizing circulation figures and Bureau of Audit references. Mentions address Fremont and a March 3 1897 act, with details about classified matter and postage class, printed for a daily Exaipi edition.
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Iran Aid Appeal For Prefab Homes In Khorasan Crisis
The Red Cross appealed in Geneva for prefabricated housing to replace M8 tent cities sheltering 75,000 homeless from theKhorasan earthquake. The appeal seeks rapid shelter materials to begin immediate relief for affected residents.
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Convention Coverage Assailed by FCC over Chicago events
The Federal Communications Commission accused the three major networks CBS NBC and ABC of biased coverage of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. FCC demanded 20 days to state their responses to hundreds of complaints and requested comment on the coverage of convention events.
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Reservists Faced Early Release From Navy Duty
The Navy announced that about 30 000 sailors with two year enlistments will be released from active duty early to save money. Roughly one third will have completed only one year of active duty, with others having 15 to 18 months of service. They will return to civilian life between October and these dates, lengthening their reserve commitments.
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Tax Relief Stalled as Reagan Wins Veto Session
Sacramento lawmakers near a final veto session outcome backed by Gov Ronald Reagan move a $316 to $318 million property tax relief plan. Democrats fail to overturn vetoes as Senate and Assembly advance a companion constitutional amendment and a bill to reduce home owner renter and business taxes. Autopsy photo publication bill clears Assembly and heads to Senate for Kennedy death case.
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Czech Parliament Abolishes Assembly and Press Freedoms
Prague United Press International reports the Czechoslovak parliament passed two laws abolishing freedom of assembly and freedom of the press. Premier Oldrich Cernik defended the measures as necessary after Soviet invasion, framing the move as a temporary response to “antisocialist forces” and Moscow’s demands. The laws were passed without a vote against and with two abstentions, ending eight months of liberalization.
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Blue Sunny Skies Sweep Nation Amid Warm Front
A sunny high pressure pattern blanketed the country Friday keeping summer alive ten days before its official end. Temperatures surged into the 100s in the Southwest while the Northeast saw readings in the 70s. Pacific Northwest and northern California remained cooler with scattered showers and isolated heavier storms in parts of Minnesota, the Dakotas, and New England.
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Council Considers Ruling On Quarry Permits And Public Rights
Council members weigh legal questions about reviewing quarry use permits amid concerns over temporary permits lasting a year. Speakers urged stronger action to curb digging in public rights of way and called on quarry operators to honor moral responsibilities and act in the public interest.
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Minorities Get New Jobs in Construction Apprenticeships
Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz announced a 1 month program to place 100 minority workers in Oakland area construction trades. Funded by 440000 from Labor and 110000 from Ford Foundation, the project is run by Project Upgrade with selection from applicants showing mechanical aptitude. It is a joint effort of Alameda County Building and Construction Trades Council and Alameda County Contractors' Association.
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