California Weather Outlook Across Regions Tonight Through Sunday
Forecasts show fog and low overcast along inland nights and mornings, clearing inland by Sunday. Coastal areas, temperate northwesterly winds, and variable afternoon sun across many valleys and cities including Sacramento, Salinas, Santa Clara, and San Francisco Bay. readings range from highs near the 70s to 90s with lows in the 50s to 60s across districts.
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Fire calls pepper Alameda County area near Castro Valley
Nonspecific run of fire dispatch notes list Alameda County fire departments responding to a series of grass and structure fires near Castro Valley San Lorenzo Park and surrounding streets. Incidents include grass fires at multiple locations and a house fire with damage estimates. responders and times are noted with scattered details and locations.
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This Day In Review From Time And Space
United Press International notes key moments in history include Vitus Bering's Alaska discovery in 1741 and Bertram Russell's reflection on society. It recalls Benjamin Harrison's birth in 1833 and Belgium's 1914 capital occupation, plus Russia recovering two space dogs in 1960.
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UAW Seeks Higher Pay For Skilled Auto Workers
United Auto Workers pressure for immediate wage raises for skilled tradesmen at Ford General Motors and Chrysler stirred amid reporting absences and unfinished work. UAW affiliates cite 700000 production workers and 10000 skilled tradesmen seeking at least 50 cents more per hour with some calling for a dollar, while unions negotiate amid existing rules and past clean up duties. Detroit electricians and tool and die makers earn between 3.97 and 5.20 per hour with average auto industry pay around 3.2 per hour overall.
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Senate approves cities aid bill amid House showdown
Washington The Senate passed a $1.2 billion urban renewal measure to aid cities over two years with $80 million in grants, $250 million for urban renewal, and $24 million for planning. It faces House rules panel action as backers push a $2.1 billion five‑year program and some Democrats question urgency.
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Redwood Park Talks Ended In Northern California
San Francisco report says Harold Miller president of Miller-Rellin Lumber Crest City states no breakdown with federal inquiry over redwood logging in the proposed national Redwood park area. He warns a plan to accept foundation funds to relocate operations would end his firm’s participation.
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Debate Set Aired Between Gay and Reagan in October
In Los Angeles representatives for Edmund G Brown and Ronald Reagan have tentatively agreed to a televised debate between the candidates in mid October.
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Cupertino teen rides scooter 114 miles in bid for world record
Byron Jones, 19, of Cupertino California, rode a scooter from Big Sur to San Jose a 114 mile trek aiming to set a world reward.
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Inmate Stabbed at San Quentin Found Dead in Mill Area
SAN QUENTIN AP. A San Quentin inmate was stabbed more than seven times possibly with an ice pick or driver. Prison officials found Jeff Russell Pearce, 49, dead Friday in an isolated cotton textile mill area during a routine check after inmates returned from work. Pearce was admitted to San Quentin in March 1965 on a sexual perversion conviction in Sacramento.
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S F Men Seek Strike Permit
San Francisco nurses at San Francisco General Hospital seek wage scales of 721 dollars for 876 per month. Local 400 presented a strike sanction petition Friday night to the City and County Employees Local 400, referred to the council's Executive Committee for Aug. 30 action to decide on strike sanction or bargaining talks.
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Bank extortion attempt ends with release in California
Mrs Pauline Bastianon of San Jose was held by two bandits yesterday in an attempt to extort $20,000 from a bank in Sunnyvale managed by her husband Eugene C Bastianon. The woman was released unharmed without the money.
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Man Kills Self In Leap From S F Oakland Span
Jefery O Lawson 22 of Livermore and Pleasanton died in an apparent suicide after leaping from the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge lower deck at about 2 49 am Witnesses said he stopped his car on the lower deck and leaped into the waters below The Coast Guard recovered his body A note to his wife Carmel mentioned a desire to be free and referred to gambling problems Lawson previously earned praise for saving a woman from a stalled car near Livermore in 19__ He also had lived at Parks Motel on Pleasant Avenue and on Railroad Avenue in Livermore and was a teen resident of Pleasanton The rescue followed a train crushing a car carrying Mrs Claire Montgomery on South Livermore Avenue
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San Leandro Names Course After Tony Lema Play
The San Leandro City Council Memorial Golf Course proposal moves forward to name the new Marina course after the late golfer Tony Lema. The plan includes a trophy room highlighting Lema’s career and a commission study of the naming, with completion hoped later.
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Annexation Clash Over Dublin Area Draws Light From Many Cities
The Dublin Annex No. 4 dispute spans Hayward and Pleasanton as Valley Community Services District seeks county approval to annex about 7 230 acres west of Foothill and north to Kilkare Woods. Geldermann, a major subdivider, demands sewer plans while Hayward pushes annexation with altered maps and development plans amid long standing controversy and district pressure to install sewers.
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Hayward Obituaries Include Ross and Davis Marriages and Services
Obituary notices from Hayward list several individuals: Roland E. Ross of Hayward, age mid 30s, died August 18, 1966. son of Donnik J. Ross, brother of Lawrence D. Ross and others. services at Sorensen Bros. Chapel August 23. Walter Davis of Hayward, died August 18, 1966. husband of Lucille E. Davis. services August 22 at Hayward Mortuary with interment at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Dorothy Temps of Hayward died 1968. mother and grandmother to several. services August 22 at Hayward Mortuary Chapel of the Chimes. Harry George Gater of Hayward died August 18. age about 60s. services August 22 at Hayward Mortuary with interment at Chapel of the Chimes. Donna Ayoney Temps? of San Leandro died August 13, 1986. mother and grandmother to several. services at Lipp-Sullivan Mortuary August 34. Donna’s obituary notes multiple children and grandchildren. interment Sierra Memorial Park.
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