Weather overview for California and surrounding regions May 1
Southwest and central California forecast mostly fair through Sunday with variable coastal and valley conditions. Highs in the 70s to 80s inland and in the 60s to 70s near coast. mornings with fog patches and light westerly winds. notable temperatures include 82 in Albany and 74 in Santa Clara Valley with cooler nights.
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Dispute Block Talks On School's Magazine
Citizens and school faculty debated the publication Lagos in a meeting aimed at understanding material selection. Teachers feared on the record remarks, while critics argued the book showed nihilistic, defeatist attitudes and lacked objectivity. Ground rules for future talks were proposed to reopen discussion.
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Graduate Students Defeat UC Revisions In Campus Vote
UC Berkeley voters rejected two student constitutional revisions. Proposal to admit 10,000 graduate students to campus government failed 6 082 to 5 086, while a plan for a parliamentary student group independent of faculty also failed. Chancellor Heyns said the changes would not take effect despite the high total turnout.
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Two Policemen Beaten Trying To Make Arrest
Central Islip police report two officers assaulted while attempting to arrest a speeding motorist on Long Island. One officer shot in the ankle, both attackers described as Negro. Patrolman Edwin Michel, 24, in serious condition. suspect fled after a concealed Derringer was produced by the other officer. Wounding details and immediate police response noted.
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Benicia woman leaps to death from Carquinez Bridge
Mrs Cane stance Mitchell, 90, of Benicia, jumped Friday from the new Carquinez Strait Bridge. Her body was found atop a bridge piling above the Sacramento River, marking the second death jump since the bridge opened in 1962. Police said no note was found.
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Doctors Create New Type Birth Control Pill
CHICAGO UPI doctors unveiled a contraceptive pill ORF-3858 that acts after intercourse to prevent ovulation and implantation. Dr Morris cited tests in primates and limited human studies, noting potential to reduce unwanted side effects and offer long term fertility support. Clinical details, dosage, and human trials remain under FDA review.
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Railroads sue union for damages in strike fallout
Railroads including Pennsylvania Boston and Maine Grand Trunk Western Missouri Pacific Union Pacific Illinois Central Central of Georgia Seaboard Air Lines Spokane International and Texas and Pacific sue the Brotherhood ofLocomotive Firemen and Enginemen for damages caused by the four day strike The carriers say the strike cost them tens of millions and seek court orders and fines as high as 5100 000 a day The union's president H E Gilbert declines immediate comment amid strained labor relations following the 8000 firemen strike across 88 states bringing court pressure from Judge Holtzoff and federal authorities
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Japanese Train Strike Ends With Wage Increase Agreement
TOKYO UP2Thousands of Japanese railroad workers ended a nine hour strike affecting 20 million people after the Japan Federation of Railways and private railway workers accepted a monthly wage rise of 9.71 dollars. Some smaller lines refused the raise and about 170 workers stayed on strike. negotiations began five hours before the walkout.
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Castro Valley Teachers Retain Jobs Despite Recall Fears
Dr Marvin Smith Castro Valley Unified School District superintendent says resignations have not spiked post recall vote. focus on an 80 cent tax increase to fund programs. If tax passes teachers may receive pay hikes up to 15 percent, after earlier requests for 10 percent across the board.
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Train Wrecks in India Wilds Causes Casualties and Sabotage Suspected
NEW DELAI India AP The Assam mail express train was wrecked today deep in eastern jungle with sabotage suspected against government railways. Early reports indicate casualties though exact numbers are unknown.
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Flyer Silent On Long Flight Anchorage Radio Contact Loss
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP report says Elmendorf Air Force Base headquarters note no confirmed radio contact with distance flier Frank Hern since late Thursday. Alaska search and rescue teams continue monitoring, coordinating with agencies for safe recovery and potential sightings.
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Johnson Hopes Tax Policy Easing Inflation Ebb
Washington reports mixed economic signals as wholesale and farm prices ease modestly. Labor Dept notes wholesale prices down one tenth of a percent for the week ending Tuesday while agriculture prices for crops and livestock fall two percent in the month to April 13. The administration weighs an anti inflation tax amid unclear consumer price trends.
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