Weather overview for San Francisco Bay Area and surrounding regions
San Francisco Bay Area forecast shows fall through Friday with morning fog and decreasing temperatures. Highs reach 75 in many western areas while inland valleys like Sacramento and San Joaquin anticipate 90s today and highs near 70s tonight. Winds shift from northwest to light to moderate northerlies, with coastal areas seeing 10 to 25 knots and inland regions winds around 8 to 29 mph.
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Tide tables eriday august 14 entry
National tide table style shows times for high and low tides with several misread terms. The readable items include references to evening and morning highs and lows, with unclear venue or location names likely from a coastal area. The fragment mentions morning 4 am and evening 6 76 possibly meaning 6:76.
Conviction Of Federal Agent Hailed
An Associated Press report notes Secret Service agent Abraham Bolden was convicted on three counts related to attempting to sell a government file and obstructing justice. Bolden, who served in the White House yard, faced a possible 25 years, with prosecutors seeking a total of $165,000 in fines and penalties. He apologized in court as Judge Joseph Sam Perry sentenced him to six years.
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Battle to save 2000 year old Sequoia tree in forest fire
Harry Harp reports a major effort to save the 2000 year old redwood in Sequoia National Forest as helicopters drop water and explosives are used to attack the fire. The giant tree with a cavity risks destruction by fire while crews, bulldozers and trucks work to contain the blaze and protect surrounding land.
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First Year Trials in Polish Polity and Divorce Study
Edward Ochach elected third president of Communist Poland succeeding the late Aleksander Radzki after a near unanimous vote amid Go home leadership. In California, Dr Robert Rankin urged use of vital statistics to study marriages and divorces, noting 3000 divorce related cases in San Francisco during 1967 and highlighting teenage marriage effects on college achievement and future careers.
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Assembly Judiciary Committee
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Chico State
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Auto Makers Plan Exemptions on California Emission Rules
American automakers pledge to meet the June 1963 California exhaust controls deadline for 1966 models. GM and Chrysler seek one year exemptions for low volume engines. American Motors says none. GM's Marty F. Barr notes full experience is needed before equipping cars outside California with devices. California board voices concerns over devices bypassing state controls and discusses installation issues, testing, and cooling needs for the new systems. Ford representatives discuss approval status and adaptation of devices for out of state models.
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Almanac Today highlights and historical bits
Almanac notes Thursday August 13 as the 220th day with the first quarter moon approaching and several celestial names listed. Historical entries mention 1867 stage hit Under the Gaslight and aviation speed reports from Los Angeles to New York in 12 hours 2 minutes, plus a Soviet armed forces reduction announcement and a Lenin era comment attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson.
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Road Relocation Bid Set for Arcadia Area
Sacramento aP notes a state highways division bid to relocate a road conjert in Bakerstinid on State Route 178 and build a new Route 8. The project covers about 3 miles between Oak Street and Oswell Street with 13 structures including overcrossings and Arcadia area work by Peter Kiewit Sons.
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