Weather forecast and scattered conditions across California Sunday
Forecasts show Northern and Central California warming and clouding through Sunday with varied winds. Central Interior and Sacramento Valley expect warmer nights, while the Bay Area and Coast stay mild with light winds. National returns note highs in the 70s and 80s in several cities as Sunday approaches.
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Pacific Northwest
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
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Francisco
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Alam Coast
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Shasta
Joaquin Valley
Une Acres
Valine
Raterey Bay
Santa MI Ban
Alameda County
Hayward
Union City
California
Oxia
City
Philadulphia
Clevested
Gateolh
Ore
Fairbanks
Aapis City
Berhe
Richmon
Boule Ecksonville
Fan Francisco
Sealife Et Duneau
Rca Kansas Cay
Tampa
Los Angeles
Washington
Grass and smoke fires spark across Alameda County areas
Fire crews across Alameda County responded to multiple grass fires and smoke sightings along streets including Toland Road Castro Valley Murty Avenue and Foothill Boulevard. Investigators and units reported grass fires near Grove and Burnham corridors with resuscitation equipment noted and a car fire call near Nimitz Freeway.
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Fama An Toland Road
Castro Valley Maid Tire
Vecelamet
Churatla
St. Clementi
Levard
Loyola Sree
Noute Jerchirge
Wes
A.m. Clear Warhdown
Cabril 5
Adobe
Pasuscita
Billings Blvd
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Whelan Rasuscitator
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Requiem Mass For Mercedes Garibay In Union City
Mercedes V Garibay 79 of 20988 Ninth St Union City will have a Requiem Mass Monday at Holy Rosary Church Union City following her death Friday She is survived by daughter Helen Camarillo and four grandchildren Marion Jon Rogelier and Yoland Camarillo plus sister Ana Maria Jones of Mexico Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward Funeral services earlier at Hayward Mortuary were announced.
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Union City
Mercedes V. Garibay
Ninth St
Holy Rosary Church
Garbay
Helen Camarillo
Marion
Jon
Rogelier
Yoland Camarillo
Ana Maria Jones
Cives
Mexico
Mexico, Mrs. Garibay
Hayward Mortuary
iMission Blvd
Hayward
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Lemos Ranch
Plains
San Francisco
Livermore
Mission San Jose
Robert Livermore
Presley
Oakland
Jo Kiléen Huber
Mayday Caine
St. Louis
Fred Presley
San Leandro
Reorganized
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Callahan's Mortuary
Masonic Cemetery
Mercedes VI
Cits
Chmarilio
Car Jolin
Rogella
Yalana Camering
Ane Janes
Gmvices
Hayward Jorhunty
Mission Biv
Holy Bowy Church
Secmett
Holy Sepulchre
Crackdown on Gun Laws After Local Shooting
Warren police chief Rogers announced a crackdown on gun laws after a local shooting tragedy. Parents may be penalized up to 30 dollars if they know their child uses or possesses firearms. New ordinances aim to curb concealed weapons including BB guns and other items, with stricter enforcement to prevent further tragedies.
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Chief of Police
Rogers
Police officer writes own parking ticket in red zone
San Francisco patrolman Larry Meehan , on duty near Taraval Station, received a citation written by fellow officer Dan Creed for parking in a designated no parking zone. The incident exposes a long standing habit of officers parking private cars at the station. The citation totaled five dollars.
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San ‘Francisco
Larry Meehan
San Francisco
Taraval
Meehan
Nelle Girolami
Dan Creed
Twins Again At Eaton Ward In 13 Months
Mrs Pamela Claridge gave birth to a boy and a girl a year ago and days ago returned to the maternity ward to welcome twins. The couple called the event a once in a million chance and joked their insurance would not cover such odds.
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Eaton
England
UPI
Pamela Claridge
Wink
Daily Review fades by The City Review in Hayward
The Daily Review appears with a faded masthead showing The City Review as president and publisher and Ertoted aay Pett Ofte as business manager and staff director. It lists subscription rates and multiple office locations in Hayward, San Leandro, Fremont, and other California cities, with phone numbers and a note about delivery and publication details.
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New York News Strike Nears End After Union Deal
In New York a 128 day labor dispute blocking the World Journal Tribune publishing nears resolution. Pressmen union leaders plan to recommend acceptance of terms at a Sunday meeting while executives say publication could resume by September 6. Details remain undisclosed and talks continue with other unions.
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Herald ‘Tribune
Herald Tribune
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New York Times
Daily News
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Matt Meyer
Open hearing set for ACWD employee Tuesday
A former Alameda County Water District employee, Tom Howells, faces an open hearing at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the district offices on Fremont Boulevard. Howells was discharged last month for five alleged infractions. he contends his firing related to his role in forming ACWD Employees Inc. Rhodes, his attorney, requested the hearing to regain his job. The district’s legal representative favored a closed hearing.
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Em- Wve
Tom Howells
Fremont Boulevard
Howells
Gene Rhodes
ACWD
Matth Whitfield
Howell
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Employees Inc
Rhodes and Howells
Morris Hyman
Rhodes
Hyman
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End of US Ship Officers Strike Ends Amid Port Disruption
An arbitrator’s award ended a 13 hour work stoppage by deck officers on US flag passenger and cargo ships causing delays at East and Gulf Coast ports. The United States liner sailed at 2 am after resolving a dispute between the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots and U.S. flag owners over labor interpretation.
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New York
Gulf Coast
United States
International Organization of Masters
U.S
Aivners
Steamship’ Company
Manhattan
Union
Gulf” Coast
Heart Attack Kills Man on Fremont Ranch Trip
A 49 year old Oakland man Walden Harold Beth died from a heart attack while picking cucumbers at Granger Ranch in Fremont. He collapsed near the Free dom hospital route to Washington Hospital after being found aboard a Pacific voyage. Beth, formerly of Alabama, was en route back to California aboard the carrier Hornet Jamieson Avenue Fremont.
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Fremont
Oakland
Granger Ranch
Freedom
Walden Harold Beth
Alabama
Washington Hospital
Apollo
Beth
IL Am
Ells Williams
California
Jamieson Avenue
Hornet
Six Held Hostage In San Francisco Family Home
AP reports three armed robbers held six members of the Dennis Clements family at gunpoint for about 21 hours in their San Francisco residence on Friday. After threatening the household they left unharmed and warned police would be killed if contact was made. The gunmen allowed the family to attend church and daily activities, including Bible school, while vowing to return. They took about $500 in a drug store robbery nearby. Police later learned of the intruders’ presence only after they had departed.
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San Francisco
Awever
Dennis Clements
Clements
Lily Clements
Titan 3D rocket explosion prompts investigation at Cape Kennedy
Investigators evaluated the last Titan 3D signals after a 18 mile ascent over the Atlantic ending in a nose-down fireball seven seconds after launch. The loss jeopardized eight $1.5 million military satellites and stalled plans to double the spaceborne relay network. Officials noted eight more satellites ready for launch within two months if needed. Also at Cape Friday the Apollo spacecraft arrived, with Saturn 1 booster checks planned as astronauts expected December orbit.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Atlantic
Titan
Defense Department
Beenuilt
Air Force
Cape
Apalto
Spaceport
Fremont completes 71000 traffic signal project in district
Fremont officials will celebrate completion of a 71000 four way signal and street improvement at Fremont Boulevard and Lggers Drive. The project added new lanes crossing both streets, pedestrian signals and crosswalks, and paved the Washington High School area using gas tax funds after 1856 residents signed a petition urging action.
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Fremont Boulevard
Lggers Drive
Gleamgar
Kygars Drive
Washington High School
Unds
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