Weather Corner Forecasts Northern and Central Cali
NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALI Mostly fair today tonight and Wednesday with a few showers south portion this morning and some cloudiness in extreme north late Wednesday Little temperature change Bay Area fair with a low tonight 35 to 40. Sacramento Valley fair with little change. San Joaquin Valley variable cloudiness today with scattered showers likely south portion tonight fair. Mount Shasta Siskiyou bloody fair today tonight and Wednesday with late cloudiness. Sierra Nevada mostly fair with some snow showers south portion today colder tonight. Salinas Valley mostly fair with scattered showers likely south portion tonight. Santa Clara and Livermore valleys fair with little change. Santa Maria San Luis Obispo coast mostly fair today tonight and Wednesday with scattered showers this morning. northwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph in many regions. tide tables note heights and times for Wednesday.
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Space Twins: Gemini 6 Countdown With Dust Plug Delay
Space mission update reports Titan 2 booster work continuing at Cape Kennedy for a second Gemini 6 attempt to reach 17 500 mph chasing Gemini 7. Weather forecasts shifted plans with a potential Saturday launch, while officials blamed a dust cover left in place for a shutdown that could have cut engine power.
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Voters to choose U S House successor in Louisiana runoff
In Louisiana 2bth district voters select a successor to James Roosevelt who resigned Sept. 30 for a United Nations post. Democratic State Sen Thomas Rees faces Republican Dr Elivora Marshall in a runoff after leading a seven candidate primary with 21 481 votes to 16 088 for Marshall. Rees backs party leadership and expect heavy Democratic turnout.
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Fireball Sightings Reported over San Francisco Peninsula
Two bright greenish orange fireballs were seen early today over the San Francisco Peninsula. Police report initial sighting at 1 am by Patrolmen Charles Seril and Clark Mears, with a second sighting at 5:40 am farther west over the Pacific. Both moved southward. witnesses described a large blob of light.
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U S Extends Credit to Yugoslavia for Economic Reform
Belgrade AP U S grants Yugoslavia 87 million dollars to support reform aimed at stabilizing as open market economy. Amb. C Burke Elbilcki announced US understanding of reform goals and noted 57 million in relief and 40 million in new credits for U S machinery purchases. Total US credits exceed 176 million this year.
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Ex-General Dead At 60
Lexington, NC AP report says retired Army Lt. Gen. Robert F. Sink aged 60 died Monday night at Womack Army hospital. Sink helped form the paratroops in World War II and was a key figure in airborne forces during the war.
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School cuts eyed as district weighs April tax hike
A district official urged trimming a bloated budget and streamlining programs to avoid a tax increase. He projected a $16 million plus budget with growth of about 500 pupils and $8 million in assessed valuation, proposing a January decision on an April election. Fellow members urged caution and a full program analysis before any vote.
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Bond Sale For Loan Opposed
Bond sale details show $2,745,000 of a $9.6 million issue sold to qualify for $1,473,000 in state loans. The majority, $1.1 million, funded the Vocational Skills Center under construction on Hres-1 perjan Boulevard.
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Plastic ice cube bans spread across states and DC
The District of Columbia and several states including Maryland Nevada Washington Indiana Pennsylvania moved to ban or restrict plastic water filled ice cubes and teething rings amid safety concerns. Indiana officials warned retailers about dangerous teething rings, while other regions review or limit sales, citing typhoid fever risks and potential transit of harmful bacteria.
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Union City to set up its own police force
Union City plans to establish a municipal police department for the next five years. Council members debated contracting with the county versus building a native force, with John Geoghegan noting an initial unit of a chief, lieutenant, sergeant and nine patrolmen and first year operating costs around 193 810 dollars.
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Woman Victim Of Brutal Attack in San Francisco
An unidentified woman and victim of a violent assault was found unconscious in a San Francisco carport behind the Parnassus Heights apartments. She had head trauma, torn upper clothing, a black cloth coat, facial bruising, back scratches, and scraped knees as doctors at Mission Emergency Hospital attended to her condition.
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Power failure cuts power to four Nevada communities
A low flying eagle collided with eastern Nevada power lines in Bly, Nevada, causing outages for up to an hour across four communities. Local crews investigated the incident and restored service as utilities repaired damaged lines.
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Rusk Links Europe Fate To Viet War
Rusk warned of a heavy burden for Americans in the coming year while noting the United States has room for all sorts of people, without urging a specific appeal for European aid. An American source said the U S would welcome such help. The session opened with Paul Martin as honorary president of the NATO Council, urging NATO to consider negotiations with Eastern bloc nations. British officials Denis Healey and Sir Paul Gore-Booth spoke before and after Martin and Rusk.
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Rockefeller to fund campus building projects statewide
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller announces start soon on more than $4.2 million in new construction at three state educational campuses. The package includes a $5.4 million physical science building at the State University of New York at Binghamton and a $2 million parking garage at the Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn.
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Five to life for hospital shooting murder
Stewart Harvey Miller, 25, pleaded guilty to second degree murder for fatally shooting Carol Kravetz, 21, a patient at Gateways Psychiatric Hospital in Los Angeles. He was sentenced Monday to five years to life for the Sept. incident.
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San Francisco Boosts Power Plant to Self Sufficiency
PG&E announces a 25 million expansion of its Potrero plant in San Francisco. The addition, dedicated Monday, enables the city to generate 760000 kilowatts, making San Francisco self sufficient during a power emergency.
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