Weather Notes Show Varied Rain Chances Across Regions
Forecasts indicate scattered showers and a mix of clearing skies across Northern California and the Sierra Nevada. Rain chances hover around 1 to 20 percent in some areas, with clouds and cool to mild temperatures through tonight and into Saturday. Winds shift from light to moderate coastal breezes as systems move inland, bringing showers to valleys like Salinas and Santa Clara while parts of the Sandic region remain mostly dry.
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Central Area
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Sierra Nevada
Salinaw Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey
Santa Clara
A&g
West Winds
Hollister
Fort Bragg
Vietnay
Tide Tables for BASURDAY APRLL 317
Tide tables and sunrise sunset data appear garbled with misread dates and times. The page shows typical coastal timing information including high and low tides, sunrise at 5 49 and sunset at 6 57, but many words are unclear. The readable figures suggest standard daily tidal guidance for a single location.
Panama Sets July Deadline for U.S. Canal Talks
Panama warned the United States it has until mid July to resolve disputes or begin negotiations for a new canal treaty. Foreign Minister Galileo Selia said Panama will dissolve the joint commission formed almost a year ago to address disagreements.
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Panama
United States
Galileo Selia
Joint Commission
Enteres at Fost Glee Hayward Ca fornia Class matter unease
Fragmentary OCR text from a California newspaper lists subscription rates and office addresses for Alameda County towns including Hayward Leandro Fremont and San Leandro. The snippet mentions offices and circulation notes with garbled names and dates, reflecting a local notice or subscriber info page.
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Glee Hayward
Cafornia
Jaren
Winton
Ave. Hayward
Alameda County
Calif
Hayhead
Jemerson
San, Leandro
San Lurdre City Hall
Lotkhaven
Fremont
Yeerty Biv
Shiliep
Bandits Nabbed After Liquor Store Hold Up
Springfield Mississippi officers report two Connecticut men Frank Williams 22 Suffield and Charles Miner 32 Warehouse Point bound over to grand jury after a Wednesday night hold up at a local liquor store. Judge Pinard Clancy set bail at 10000 as patrolmen pursued the robbers who interrupted the owner Elvin Davin in the back room. The suspects demanded price information on items as they attempted to flee weeks after the crime.
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Charles Miner
Warehouse Point
Grand Jury
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Regulating Reform in Brown Era California Legislature
Gov Brown’s regressive program faces a setback after a sputtering clash with Senate leader Hugh Burns. The Assembly passes numerous bills: housing discrimination controls AB 1244, smog and pollution measures AB 434 and AB 2748, library staffing AB 28M, and highway funding reforms AB 1953 and SB 371. Juan D. Acevedo of Monticello is reappointed to State Youth Authority.
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Juan D. Acevedo
Monticello
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Faie Employment Practices Commission
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Meyers
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Highway Patrol
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Billy
Superintendent of Public Instruction
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N. Watsonville
California
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U.S. Highway 3
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Lake Tahoe
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Matey
Department of Public Works
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Burns
D-Freane
Political Dishonesty Burns Puts Skids On Brown Program
In Sacramento Gov Brown and Senate Majority Leader Burns clash over the 1903 budget. Burns accuses dishonesty and moves to strip $4 million from the budget, risking programs. Brown defends funding and reiterates no new taxes while proposing balance through other revenues and reform.
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Senate
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Fresno
Senate Finance Committee
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Ris
John ¥. McCarthy
San Rafael
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Office of Urban Area Problems
NY Boy 5 Chained by Parents on Bronx Street
In New York a five year old boy named Jase Lasso was found walking with a chain attached to his ankle after being chained to a radiator at home by Fel ix and Hilda Lasso. The couple, both employed as a clerk and hospital worker, were charged with endangering the health of a child. Police noted the child appeared well fed and in normal health. The Lassos said the chain was kept to prevent the boy from running into traffic while they were at work.
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Gribe
Felix
Hilda Lasso
Jase
Lasso
Lasen
Bronx
Jose
Tip Mall Ry
Chinese Rocket Expert Defects to Formosa
TA, a native of Guangdong, fled from Chinese mainland to Formosa. The China Relief Association reported the defection noting the escape involved a mainland rocket expert, identified only by initials, connected to South China province. The incident is linked to ongoing tensions surrounding Taiwan.
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Formosa
Portugues
Maranha Fuea
China Relief Association
South China
Kwangtung
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