Weather Forecast Roundup For Northern California Valleys
Weather remains cloudy with night and morning fog in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys through Friday. Occasional rain and snow possible in the Sierra Nevada, with cooler highs in the 50s and 60s, and light to moderate winds along the coast and inland.
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Omar
Ratig
Sacraments
Jeaquin
Keeal
Nevada
Sacramento Walley
Erlanyt Aton
Soshaw Tenight
San Joaquin
Vallays Glouty
Eas
Monterey Bay Area
Winda
Lane
Cherm Valley
Choudy
Diablo
San Ramon
Moesgavale
Ater
Napa
Senéme
Santa Maris
San Luis Obispo
Livermore Vatey
Fire calls clutter South County with scattered reports
Patchy fire logs show multiple incidents around Fairview Avenue and Fremont Boulevard including brush and grass fires. Units responded to addresses on Sartewon Road Fenton Street Thornton Arena and GLidden Way among others with response times around 4 to 7 p.m. No injuries referenced.
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Pia
Southern
Alameda Covn
Fairview Ave
Pam
Trevor
Sartewon Road
Esa
Fenton St
Pirie Tho Hinaings Courh
Brush
Yan Leandro
Eloy
Real
Framont
Escobar St
Ermke Investigal
Fremont
Thornton Arena
Deedia
Ree ‘Cialor
Glidden Way
Bening Vaelleje
Amy
Foch Court
Spa
Lafayette Authorire
HH Ram
Fn Waanies
Paris
Epos
Births Reported Across South County Hospitals
Birth announcements from Kaiser Hospital Eden Hospital and Washington Hospital list new arrivals in December. Notable entries include multiple twins and several girls and boys born to families in Hayward Newark San Leandro San Ramon and Fremont with parents named Grant Fanlane McKinney Olsen Henderson and more reflecting local community growth.
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Bee
Mes
Dean Cummings
Newark
Dre
Frank Herrera
Mayboth Ave
San Leandra
Bec
Bay
Eden Hospital
Howard Evans
Mission Blvd
Hayivard
and Mire
Pedro Gonzales
Ath Ave
San Jose
Leon Ellin
Tea Witise
San Ramon
Washington Hospital
Leroy Morrow
Steppison
Fremont
Mine Safety Bill Passage Seen
Washington UPI reports Congress moved toward final passage of the sweeping mine salary and health bill. Responding to miner unrest after West Virginia disasters in 1968, the House approved a compromise bill and sent it to the Senate where final approval was anticipated today despite a possible presidential veto.
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Washington
UPI
West Virginia
Congress
House
Joint Conference
Senate
Senate approves giant SST plane over transit critics
The Senate approved continued construction of a giant supersonic transport jet in a 58 to 22 vote despite objections that the project benefits jet sellers at the expense of needed urban mass transit funding. Senator William Proxmire proposed slicing $80 million from the Transportation Department appropriation to finance the SST prototypes, arguing funds should go to mass transit instead.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
William Proximire
D-Wise
Transportation Department
Proximire
Appropriations Committee
Nixon Administration
Southern drive against integration moves into Senate-House panel
The southern led effort to curb federal school desegregation powers has shifted to a Senate House conference committee. Conferees must resolve a $4 billion gap and a dispute over camps disorder while reconciling HEW and related agency funding in the two appropriation bills. The House banned funds to force school closings or busing, but the Senate added constitutional qualifier. Republicans split on the change. Alten and Cotton amendments were defeated.
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Washington
Senate
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Labor Department
House
HEW
Robert H. Kinek
James 3. Alten
Ala
Congress
Norris Cotton
R-N.il
Jacob K. Ja- Vits
R-N.y
Georgia districts ordered to integrate or lose funds
A three judge federal panel ruled that eighty one Georgia school districts must desegregate by September 1, 1970 or forfeit public funds. The judges insist dual systems end and set deadlines for district plans while allowing varied methods of integration and school pairing under state board oversight.
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Atlanta
UPI
Georgia
Justice Department
State Board of Education
Nixon warns spending cuts vital to curb inflation
President Nixon says his anti inflation drive is at risk as Congress debates tax reform and current year spending. He argues a $4 billion rise in costs threatens his $192.9 billion budget and accuses Congress of inaction. He links higher prices to any tax cut and urges responsible budgeting to protect consumer buying power.
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Washington
Nixon
Conares
House
Senate
Congress
Walt
Morgenthau Resists Ouster Amid Nixon Pressure
U S attorney Morgenthau, New York’s top prosecutor, refused to resign as Republicans split with President Nixon over plans to remove him before term end. Nixon named Whitney North Seymour Jr. to be the new Southern District U.S. prosecutor. Morgenthau said he would weigh whether Nixon’s move undercuts his effectiveness and justifies resignation.
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New York
Robert M. Morgenthau
Nixon
Morgenthau
Whitney North Seymour Jr
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