Weather Outlook San Francisco Bay Area Through Friday
Fair conditions with morning fog in parts of the Bay Area through Friday. Highs mostly 72 to 90s across districts, with some readings near 84 in San Mateo and 90s in the San Joaquin and Salinas Valleys. Light to moderate northwest winds, occasional high fog coastal areas, minimal temperature changes expected tonight and tomorrow.
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Conviction of Federal Agent Hailed
US Attorney Hanrahan hailed the conviction of Secret Service agent Abel Bolden as restoring trust in the service. Bolden, 29, was found guilty of attempted sale of government documents and conspiracy in a case tied to a $50,000 bribe attempt. He faced a potential 25 year sentence and a $15,000 fine, with total penalties possibly reaching $165,000. Bolden previously guarded the White House and had served since 198? from Ryannis Port, Mass.
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Tide Tables Fridat August 3 Weather Forecast
Fragmented tide table entry with sunrise at 6:08 and low tide details. The readable portions mention August 3 and a weather-related listing but lack clear events or locations.
Redwoods Fight Fire to Save Massive Sequoia
Porterville AP dispatch reports rangers battled a 250 foot high Sequoia in Sequoia National Forest after a lightning strike ignited interior fires. A 21 foot cavity fed by a 4 407 gallon water drop attack aimed to halt the blaze as helicopters, a bulldozer, pumpers and tanks worked to save the landmark tree despite days of flare ups and fear of its destruction.
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Strange As It Seems Whimsy Aids Students In Credits Work
A quirky local feature highlights students who turn unusual lines into marketable projects. The piece notes inventive approaches to earning credits through odd experiments, including plant and animal themed tasks.
First Year Is The Roughest For Marriage And Divorce
Sacramento AP reports Dr Robert P Tankin sociology professor at Chico State College says early marriage faces high risk of divorce as citizens file with Assembly committee for vital statistics reforms. State data show many marriages end in divorce amid shifting social factors.
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Auto Makers Plan California Exhaust Controls
California car makers Tuesday outlined plans to meet the state exhaust control deadline on 1865 models. GM and Chrysler seek exemptions for some low volume engines, while American Motors requests none. GM's Harry F. Barr said full experience is needed before widespread substitutions, and many devices are being tested for compatibility with existing models.
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California study links early marriage to divorce trends
Rankin of Chico State cites a University of San Francisco sociology study showing high divorce rates in California, with many cases occurring in the first year and between years two and eight of marriage. He notes ongoing four year work on teenage marriage and its impact on college achievement and career goals.
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Ochab Elected Polish Leader
Warsaw AP reports Edward Ochab, a key figure in Warsaw's 1956 revolt, chosen as Poland's third president of the Communist state. He succeeds the late Aleksander Zawadzki, who died of cancer, with Parliament voting in a brief session after Gomulka named Ochab as State Council chairman.
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Almanac Tolay celebrates celestial signs and theater history
The issue notes an Aug day with planetary hints including Saturn and Venus, the sun sign Leo for those born today, and history highlights. It recalls 1940 theater hit Gander the Gaslight opens on Broadway, and a 1954 Soviet arms cut claim alongside Berlin Wall tidbits and Robert Louis Stevenson quote about ambition.
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