Weather Corner Cloudiness Grows Tonight and Tomorrow
Increasing clouds across the region with little temperature change. Tonpht's law forecasts temperatures from 2 to 5S as winds shift from light to southerly at 10 to 20 miles per hour tomorrow.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1963
Page
1
Increasing clouds across the region with little temperature change. Tonpht's law forecasts temperatures from 2 to 5S as winds shift from light to southerly at 10 to 20 miles per hour tomorrow.
Statewide forecast spans the state with rain likely tonight and Friday. Northern areas from Sierra Nevada to Mendocino show clouds and cooler temps, while the Central Valley and Salinas Valley expect rain and variable winds. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 70s with nights in the 40s to 50s across regions.
Tide table fragment shows times for Friday February 5 at Fort Point with measurements for Bligh and Law, including sunrise at 7:08 and sunset at 4:10. The text is garbled with numerals and abbreviations but indicates high/low water times and perhaps Moon phase data.
SACRAMENTO AP reports Caspar Weinberger rejects Unruh accusations about pressuring bills and paid workers. Unruh urged Weinberger to repudiate attacks. Weinberger defends legality and condemns the use of graph and election workers while warning against a Tammany Hall pattern in California politics.
Cont. from page details Dr. Rafferty’s start as deputy superintendent, his first Board of Education and Curriculum Commission meetings, and his aims to reform the department. He backs foreign language teaching, hopes to recruit teachers from California and Cuban refugees, and anticipates reorganizing costs between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars with a university professor team guiding the work. He plans regular consultant reports and incremental agreements ahead of final results.
Prosecution rebuttal began in the insanity phase of Geza deKaplany's trial for an acid murder. The defense rested Wednesday as Ady and Bergna sought a two hour recess. DeKaplany, a 31 year old Hungarian physician, pleaded guilty to the Aug 28 attack on his bride Hanna who died Sept 2. Psychiatrist Rusacilbec testified the defendant claimed an alter ego Pierre Taroche and an imaginary male child.
Lawmakers unveil a sweep of bills touching highway safety funding, district audits, and education. Measures include annual audits for districts, a gift tax appraiser shift, and teacher credit if years worked in out of state systems. Proposals also seek to curb misuse of names in letters to editors and set foreign language participation rules.
SACRAMENTO AP California lawmakers discuss a proposed 50 billion annual boost in fuel taxes and registration fees to fund road improvements. Senator Randolph Collier, Dereka, argues motorists would pay less than zero cents monthly per motorist, while Governor Brown opposes new taxes. The plan would raise gasoline from 9 to 37 cents per gallon, diesel fuel to 7.3 cents, and auto registrations to 9 dollars, with counties and cities receiving monthly state aid tied to gasoline revenue and local matching funds. Funds would finance rights of way and major thoroughfares and extend aid for local roads, amid concerns over growing deficits and road safety.
Friden, Inc. directors declare a quarterly cash dividend of four per share payable March 11 to stockholders of record at the close of business a week earlier. The announcement was made in San Leandro.
SAN FRANCISCO AP A new management offer delays the railway clerks strike as 3000 workers, members of the Railway Clerks union, await a response. Officials note an offer could provide one year’s pay for displaced workers while automation and retraining plans are debated. The National Mediation Board expects to relay the union’s reply after talks across multiple Western states.
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