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Fort Bragg and Vicinity overcast through Thursday morning then clearing with little temperature change. Highs 62 to 68 and tonight’s lows 45 to 52 with gentle winds from south to west. Northwest California cloudy today with clearing by Thursday and coastal winds 8 to 15 knots, rising to 10 to 20 knots inland. Santa Rosa and Ukiah highs 62 lows 45. Central San Joaquin Valley cloudy today fair tonight and Thursday with highs near 68 and lows 47 to 53 and northwest winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Tide Tables Thur April 72 Time 301 yi Sunrise
Tide tables show April 72 forecast details with times for sunrise and low light conditions. The fragment lists a few garbled values such as 7.0 and references to toes at a point, but the text is incomplete and unreadable for a precise report.
Local Area Weather Forecast Update
Mostly fair tonight and tomorrow. Overnight lows will range from 50 to 54 degrees with westerly winds up to 18 miles per hour.
Statewide weather forecast across Northern California
Statewide outlook covers the Bay Area to the Sierra, with clearing this afternoon and fair conditions tonight and Thursday. Highs near 58 to 65, lows around 45 to 82 in various valleys, winds 5 to 15 mph, and cooler, unsettled trends in mountain and coastal zones.
Guilty Plea Offered By Marcher
Civil rights demonstrator Anthony Charles Ashley 24 changed his mind and pled guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge. He had faced felony and misdemeanor charges against a federal narcotics agent and had requested a jury trial. Judge Carr dismissed the jury after the plea. Sentence set for May 10. Ashley allegedly struck agent Irving Lipshutz March 10 during a demonstration in front of the Federal Building in Selma Alabama.
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Drunk Driving Bills Pass Test in California Legislature
In Sacramento AP reports the Senate Judiciary Committee cleared bills to strengthen DUI enforcement. The measures would set harsher penalties including potential prison terms for drivers and drug pill peddlers, with automatic penalties based on blood alcohol and drug levels.
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Indonesia Peace Talks Progress Reported Amid Malaysian Efforts
AP dispatch says Japanese diplomats push for peace meeting between Malaysian Prime Minister Abdul Rahman and Indonesian President Sukarno. Washington reports commerce secretary remains pushing for quick profit precondition amid guerrilla activity. Unclear details due to damaged text.
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Houston domed stadium to host Ringling circus
Houston officials anticipate a 50 000 seat domed stadium will host Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus for six performances starting June 10 1958. About 250 spectators attended arrivals as witnesses urged stronger penalties for drink driving and highlighted a fatal auto accident involving a Toronto man and a Vancouver son.
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Welfare Limit Bill Introduced in California Assembly
SACRAMENTO AP A bill by Assemblyman Don Mulford seeks a fixed limit on welfare spending to protect taxpayers while ensuring entitled recipients still receive aid. The proposal mirrors prior GOP efforts to constrain the billion dollar social welfare system without cutting benefits.
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