Weather Snapshot for San Francisco Bay Area and Northern Regions
Weather Corner reports fair conditions across the San Francisco Bay Area today tonight and Sunday with patchy morning fog near the coast and little overall temperature change. Regional highs vary from the mid 60s to mid 80s across cities like San Francisco Oakland San Mateo San Rafael and Salinas with lows around 50s to upper 50s and light to moderate northwest winds 12 to 25 mph. The Shasta-Siskiyou area faces late today through Sunday with widely scattered thunderstorms and the Sierra Nevada shows mainly fair conditions with thunderstorm chances mainly in the north portion. Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley experience highs near 80s to low 90s with lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s and southerly to northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Northwest Salinas Valley trends show morning fog and highs around 85 to 78 with similar coastal low fog. Monterey Bay Area stays fair with highs mid 70s to mid 80s and nights around 50s to 58, and San Jose peaks near 80 with nights around 52.
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Temperatures Yesterday and Forecast Across United States
Albany cloudy 86 high 52 low, Albuquerque 87 65, Atlanta 85 70, Bismarck cloudy 54, Boston clear 75, Chicago 73 68, Detroit 71 51, Fairbanks rain, Fort Worth clear 73, Helena cloudy 57, Honolulu 85 75, Indianapolis clear 66, Kansas City 81 68, Las Vegas clear 100 59, Miami 87 80, Milwaukee 72 43, New York clear 64, Oklahoma City 95 72, Philadelphia cloudy 81 59, Phoenix 103 76, Pittsburgh 76 33, Portland Me clear 80 55, Portland Ore clear 47, Rapid City 65 35, Reno clear 42 43, Richmond cloudy 59, St Louis 86 66, Salt Lake City 83 55, Seattle cloudy 60, Tampa clear 77, Washington 86 63, Winnipeg clear 69 36.
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House GOP Urges Delaying Great Society War Programs
Washington The GOP in Congress calls for postponing President Johnsons Great Society programs to fund Vietnam War efforts. The plan, drafted by Rep Melvin Laird and backed by Appropriations Committee Republicans, argues war sacrifices strain the economy and domestic needs should be scaled back. Johnson responds that some seek to block housing, education, health, and conservation efforts, while proceeding with key Great Society elements. A related note from Oakland reports a wildcat strike by helicopter line mechanics against a discharge dispute, with union claims of firing the shop chairman and management citing normal workforce reductions.
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Rain Grips Much of U S With Heat in Southwest
A broad swath of showers and thundershowers stretched across the central and eastern United States while the Southwest baked under 100 degree heat. Early readings showed 43 to 103 degrees with heavy rainfall in Kansas Nebraska Maine and Texas. several towns logged over an inch and more than two inches in places. The northbound front brought cool, unsettled weather yet to be relieved by calmer conditions. The storm’s shear affected northern border regions as life and travel faced disruption.
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Tide Tables Sunday August 42
Tide tables for Sunday list sunrise at 6 28 and sunset at 7 38 with light and dark hours noted. Ambiguous figures reference time and locations unclear from the fragment.
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Modest Hero Receives Navy Medal at Home
Earl C. Cronk, 28, Navy and Marine Corps Medal recipient, chose a home ceremony over a parade for rescuing four shipmates from a fire aboard the USS Ranger. The Alameda training center event was attended by Cronk’s wife Marion and sons Bryce and John, reflecting his modest nature.
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U Thant Seeks 7.7 Percent Increase in UN Budget
United Nations Secretary General U Thant requests a 7.7 percent rise in regular budget expenditures for 1986, seeking a total gross budget of 116.7 million and potential rise to 120 million. He cites expanding economic and social programs and staff needs amid a precarious financial situation.
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Racket Hinted In Job Corps Riot
Morganfield Ky AB news reports a disturbance at Camp Breckinridge where a protection racket is alleged to have spurred a riot. FBI agents arrived as about 75 youths attacked a fire truck, injuring several job corpsmen including a fireman treated in Evansville Indiana. Authorities say the riot followed burglaries and a surge of tensions at the post.
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Steel Wage Package Offered by Major Steel Firms
NEW YORK UP I Iron Age magazine says large steel companies offered a wage package of more than 12 cents an hour to the United Steelworkers, exceeding prior limits. Negotiations paused since December. The offer may reach 13 cents an hour, aligning with a 3 percent productivity guideline. Union demands are 17 to 18 cents. This marks the first real break since negotiations resumed August 1, but settlement odds remain unclear.
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Cubans Name New Official For Urban Reform Council
In Havana radio reports Alfredo Yabur Malufi has been named head of the National Urban Reform Council. The agency collects rent on private property confiscated by the Cuban government.
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Miami
A Good Breakfast Ex-Slave Celebrates 115th Birthday
Reading Pennsylvania reports on Mrs. Dorsey, a former slave living with her granddaughter Iselia Jones. Born Aug 2, 1850, in Eatonton Georgia, she attributes longevity to routine meals of grits and sausage and daily walks. She drinks whisky and takes castor oil as part of her day, with a large family including six grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Wounded from Southeast Asia Arrive at Travis Air Base
Ambulance convoys bring casualties from Da Nang and other sites to Travis, with 23 aboard stretchers and 28 walking wounded. Uniformed men from Army Navy Air Force and Marines, including Marine Corporal John L Gaines and Seaman Jerry J Terry, recount injuries from arm to legs and stomach. Nurses and a chaplain provide care as eight B 52s stand by, and a red fire truck looms on the tarmac.
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Almanac Today August 21 1985 events and facts
Almanac entry for Saturday August 21 1985 notes the 238th day with 132 to follow, moon nearing new phase, morning stars Jupiter and Saturn, evening stars Venus Mars and Saturn. Highlights include Princess Margaret born in 1930s, 1940s arrivals of English children to the US, Trotsky assassinated in Mexico City, UN building in NYC in 1950, atomic submarine program in 1951, and a Will Rogers quip on humor.
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Auschwitz Death Camp Trial Ends
FRANKFURT UPI reports the Auschwitz death camp trial concluded with convicts reacting with smirks and glares as the chief judge read sentences. Gestapo torturers Wilhelm Rotzer and Oswald Kaduk, among 17 ex-Nazis, received life imprisonment or shorter terms. others including ex-assistant commandants Robert Mulka and Karl Hoecker got 14 and 9 years. Up to 4 million perished at Auschwitz in occupied Poland during World War II.
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Karl Hoecker
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Poland
Britons Eat Less Beef Says Ministry Report
In London the Four Ministry reports Britons consumed just over 47 pounds of roast beef per person last year, down from 59 pounds in 1963 and below the 55 pounds average before World War II.
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Requisition Violates Law Over Sex Specification in Quincy
Quincy Massachusetts AP report says city personnel director Kenneth Gardner says state civil service officials rejected a requisition for a male watchman and a male electrician because naming gender violates a new anti discrimination law. The requisition will be rewritten to call for a watchman and electrician male or female.
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Kenneth Gardner
Giril Service
Death Notices Mosaic of Obituaries From Hayward Area
Multiple death notices dated 1765 recount a list of survivors and service details. Joseph to Castro Vi died August 8 1765 with various family relations, funeral at Hayward Mortuary. Miles died August 11 1758 with a Yugoslavian origin and Salvation Army service. Interments at Lone Tree Cemetery with memorials and multiple relatives named.
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Mré
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