Weather Corner Forecasts Five Day Outlook
Northern and Central California expect no precipitation except mountain snow slurries at times and possible showers at higher elevations. Temperatures average below normal with cold nights. San Francisco fair through Friday with lows 28 to 38. San Joaquin Valley fair through Friday with fog patches mornings. Southern California showers and possible mountain snow near passes. Tide tables for Friday December 1 list heights and sunsets.
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Orange Ball In The Sky A Missile
A blazing orange ball streaked across the sky at sunset startling thousands in the Bay Area and Sacramento. The Air Force confirmed it was a Minuteman 2 missile launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base during an operational test. No damage reported as the apparent on target event produced a glow and sparks seen across several cities.
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Ski Conditions Across Northern California Resorts
Fair to good skiing reported at Northern California resorts. Mountain roads clear but icy per the California State Automobile Association. Temperatures range from era to 1936 degrees with light snow flurries in places. Heavenly Valley on Highway 40 reports 2-72 inches daily. Squaw Valley on Highway 8 18 inches daily. Dodge Ridge on Highway 108 6-56 inches packed powder.
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Southwest Snowstorm Dumps Heavy Snow Across Southwest
A major winter storm blanketed the Southwest and western Plains causing hazardous driving conditions. Arizona reported up to 23 inches in several areas with Flagstaff at 10 inches and Taos ski valley at 20 inches. New Mexico saw deadly crashes and two injuries. one truck driver died after a rollover near Lovington.
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Church Plans Private Educational Complex in Hayward Hills
The Mt. Shasta Baptist Church outlines a $3 million private educational complex east of Holy Sepulcher Cemetery in Hayward. Plans include 250 elementary, 250 high school, and 500 college students with the church relocated on the site. Local site work and county approvals are underway amid state income growth reports.
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Moves Afoot Easing Raids in Vietnam War Talks
McNamara reports exploratory talks with Soviet and satellite diplomats and UN authorities show Hanoi seeks cease-fire discussions as a minimum condition. US targets in Hanoi Haiphong area may expand. Joint Chiefs oppose any bombing lull, warning of increased infiltration and firepower if a pause occurs.
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Thorpe Reveals Tax Scandal Files Legging Across Nation
Thorpe recalls stealing and transporting a vast cabinet of tax records from Castran Mayer's San Francisco office. He describes discovering lists of tax reductions and large 40 percent fees tied to county assessors including Russell Walden and Donald Feragen. The files extended nationwide, prompting legal trouble over evidence admissibility as authorities pursued the civil suit filed by Tooke.
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Mint To Close For Christmas Mint To Close For Christmas
Philadelphia Mint will close for Christmas after 66 employees take their holiday, marking the last one in two years. A Treasury spokesman said the 1.5 million shortage has forced the mint to operate 24 hours daily, seven days a week since early on.
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