Weather forecast scattered across Northern California and Bay Area
A broad forecast covers Northern California through Tuesday with fog and low overcast in many valleys. Central California areas including the Bay and Salinas Valley report variable winds from 5 to 20 mph and mild highs in the 40s to 60s, with clearer skies inland. Strong easterly winds expected across the Sierra ridges, with improving conditions in several coastal zones and major cities like Los Angeles and Sacramento.
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Niles A7 Alding To 5 To 15 Mph. Afternoon, (Livermore 42 Sacramento Valley
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South County Fire Call Responses In Alameda County
Fire department dispatch logs from South Alameda County show multiple calls in Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro and Union City with responses for resuscitation alarms false alarms and vehicle incidents. Notable mentions includeCare of medics at 27035 Whitman Street Hayward and 1407 Daly Avenue San Leandro with several rescue and extinguisher actions recorded.
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Medine
Huntwood
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Cromwell
Bullatay
Castro Valley
Broskdale Blvd
Rubers
Knight Drive
Castra’ Valley” Blvd
San Leandro
Amy
Daly Lve
Mariel
Hescertan Boulevard
Births at South County Hospitals Listed With Names and Dates
Fragmentary birth notices from South County and Washington Hospital list numerous families in Hayward Fremont Newark and Union City. Entries mention fathers and mothers with addresses and dates in February including boys and girls, reflecting a busy period of newborns across the region. Names include Brant Castillon Murphy Kimball Van Gundy Garcia Xerney Jerer and others, with multiple February birth dates and local street addresses.
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Eden Hospital
Willam Brant
Broad Ni Avé
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Hayward
Wist and
Miers
Charlie Ones
Ketlyeftee
Amchaa
Mactan
Heyward
Joseph Castillon
Qamlel Murphy
Victory Drive
Savannah Road
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Don Kimball
Ransid van Gundy
St. Pewant
Walter’ Clerk
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Fred Baldwin
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Bay
Guadalupe Garcia
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George Xerney
Maes
Darrel Jerer
Wey
Ane Tanpiewood Drive
Cosira Valing
Oulva Way
Tom Washington Hospital
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Has
Rog Mitchel
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Cettonord
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Mia
Amonte Jimenez
Tae
Gerald Fillers
Mission Blvd
Bobi Sly Fremon
Orvis Donols
Ernest Freeman
Erst Banean
James Glanos
Ernest Note
Calne Court
Cairal Brive
Raymond Francisca
Alea
Paul Dudley
Merigald Drive
Calgate Delve
Union City
Harold Gagnon
Asa
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William Camery
ST. Wilson St
Fremant
Christopher Sh. Hewark
Newark Vote Continued From Pant 2
Supt Jack MacGregor hopes for a higher turnout among about 6000 eligible Newark voters as Kerry Addleston chairs an active citizens committee. Eight polling places are Schilling Graham Snow Muller Milani Musi Ruschin and Lincoln Schools with polls open.
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Citizens Commaites
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Graham
Snow
Muller
Milani
Musi Ruschin
Lincoln
District eyes new schools as funds loosened via election
The district, short on money after a close election, remains optimistic. A large turnout could unlock local and state loans to acquire three elementary school sites, build a second high school, add two more elementary schools, expand six existing schools, and create space for instructional materials and storage.
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Post Office Hayward Seeks Communications Address
Fragmentary notice lists Colin Sarein and WG W. Minton as contacts at Hayward California for post office matters with a memorial date of March 4, 1877. Includes tainted spelling and unclear instructions but indicates a political figure and postal inquiry.
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Hayward
Colin Sarein
Congress
W. Minton
P.O
Cold Wave Grips East and South as Snow Depths Grow
A third heavy snowstorm and Arctic cold blast spread from the Great Lakes to the South and Texas. Chicago reports new drifts and up to eight inches. more than 1½ inches on driveways. Widespread road blocks, school closures, flight delays, and tornado warnings accompany the winter storm. Deaths are reported amid the severe weather as Texas to New England faces the chill.
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West Virginia
New England
New Orleans
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Bombing Debate Rages As U.S. Losses Rise Two years into Vietnam air offensive
In Saigon, the two year old U S bombing campaign against North Vietnam has cost over 400 pilots dead captured or missing and about 471 aircraft worth an estimated 1 billion dollars. Hanoi hints the bombing blocks negotiations yet offers no clear path to scale down the war. The action includes truck and supply interdiction and attacks along the Ho Chi Minh Trails amid disputed success.
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South Vietnam
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Peace talk denial sparks US bombing dispute in Vietnam
Amid protests by Senator Symington and pilots, the article notes divisions over bombing limits in North Vietnam and calls from Hanoi for talks if the air campaign stops. Johnson defends a self limiting air war as peace efforts continue, while U.S. crews report constraints hamper attempts to impede Viet Cong infiltration and supply lines.
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Chinese Ousters Reported
Moscow Radio said women in the group arriving at Irkutsk were pushed and beaten as demonstrations continued outside the Soviet Embassy on the 10th day. China accused the Soviet government of outrageous acts of violence against Chinese in Moscow after the display of anti Soviet photographs was removed from the Chinese Embassy on February 3.
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California aviation facilities bill to aid airport needs
A nine pill package was expected to be introduced today in the legislature to address insufficient airport facilities in California. Sen Randolph Collier and Assemblyman Juan Foran were to sponsor the measure after a study by the legislature's transportation committees found California not keeping up with aviation demands.
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Teens Push Centennial Center Plan at Arts Inc Festival
Teens call for a center at Hayward Civic Center site to join the rowing program. The proposal aims for a cultural and recreational hub open to all ages, following a similar renewal discussion at the Arts Inc festival.
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Botany Grounds
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Reagan Seeks Higher Taxes and Tuition Changes
Governor Reagan urged California workers and state employees to share the fiscal burden as he pressed for tuition changes and avoid deeper cuts. He warned the state is near a fiscal limit, citing rising costs and trailers as a factor, and proposed across the board tax relief tied to a year starting next July.
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Reagan
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Teen-Ager Charged With Bombing Sparks School Crisis
A teenage suspect admitted placing a homemade bomb at the Rev. Mr. Paulsen home after a district controversy over the film Nothing But A Man. No injuries occurred. police seized arson tools and the youth planned to meet police today. The district superintendent called an emergency cabinet meeting and urged calm while the pastor and others blamed campus tensions on the film dispute.
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Ede
Paulsen
Derama
Order Termed Law Defiance by Schoenfeld
James Logan High School officials discuss a torn page memo titled Law Defiance amid unclear board approval. Schoenfeld cites a 4-0 vote of confidence in the district philosophy as authority for proceeding prior to a January 24 meeting. The district awaits Alameda County district attorney clarification.
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James Logan
Board of Trustees
Schoenfeld
Paulsen
Alameda County
Feather River Weekend on Zephyr Could Be Final
The California Zephyr may offer its last Feather River Weekend excursion this weekend, with planned rides Saturday and Sunday. The Education Code and school board control of materials figure into the controversy sparked by an edict attributed to Rev. Paulsen, drawing attention from California boards and administrators. The event is part of a series including Citizen Kane, A Raisin in the Sun, David and Lisa, and Grapes of Wrath, with other titles listed for the season. The winter trip to Keddie in Plumas County, sponsored by the California- Nelroar and Railroad Historical Society, was shown before the current lineup.
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