Weather Corner Bay Area sees occasional rain with cooler temps
The forecast calls for occasional rain across the Bay Area through Friday with little temperature change. Lows tonight expected 47 to 52, southerly winds 10 to 20 knots. Northern and Central California show rain and mountain snow above 3000 feet, with cooler conditions and showers into Friday.
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California Senate Faces State Budget and Bills Mix
Sacramento reports show a 52.6 billion state budget provoking mixed reactions as Brown aides defend positions. Senate confirms seven appointees and debates bills on elderly housing, school levies, tax shifts, diploma regulation, and speed limits, with various sponsors across the legislature.
Political and Welfare Measures Featured in Friday Legislative Roundup
A fractured transcription lists bills and actions including World War I veterans pensions excluding Social Security, state college facility powers, ballot access for candidates, welfare pay practices, auto insurance discrimination bans, race and color on vital records, aid eligibility changes, and government worker union strike exceptions. The items reference AB bills 733 739 728 714 and legislators Burton O’Connell Thelin from various regions, with related dates and procedural notes.
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Winter Chains on Sierra Highways Prompt Ski Reports
In San Francisco a Sierra Nevada road and ski report lists chains required on most routes. Highway 80 40 4 and nearby corridors show heavy snow with inches of accumulation and varied skiing quality. Chains are mandated on routes including Echo Summit Badger Pass and Lassen areas, while Snow Curries and other pass reports note conditions and rainfall.
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Plan for jobless aid would drain unemployment fund
GOP critic Sen Donald Grunsky charged Brown's plan to extend emergency benefits would rob the unemployment fund for the most distressed workers. Governor Brown backs Shaw's bill to add 34 weeks for about 44,000 exhausted workers. 110,000 remain ineligible or fully exhausted. Grunsky urged not to rush relief while state officials foresee improvement by April.
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Word From Fliers Hoped for News on Capt. Phillips
Sacramento woman Patricia Philips expressed hope that released American prisoners in Russia could reveal whether her husband Captain Dean Phillips, aboard a U.S. jet downed nearly seven weeks ago, went down with the plane or bailed out. She believes he may be held prisoner and eventually freed.
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California budget sparks party splits over tax plans
Governor Brown pitches a 324 billion budget as the largest in state history while warning of a small June surplus. Republicans push immediate tax cuts, including a 10 percent income tax cut, and Democrats seek modest relief like a prescription drug sales tax exemption with hopes for future revenue growth.
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Ice, Snowbound Roads Haul Weather Across South and Nation
An ice storm and freezing rain cripple sections from Texas to the Gulf states and Georgia, with near‑zero temperatures in the north. Roads iced over, driving hazardous, and several deaths blamed on the storm. Snow flurries reach central and Upper Mississippi Valley as cold air grips the Midwest and Great Lakes region.
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Almanac Today and Historical Highlights for 1961
Almanac notes for Thursday June 26 1961 including historic events such as US Congress library start with Jefferson’s 7000 volume collection Michigan statehood 1837 Louisiana secession 1861 and MacArthur birth 1880 Egyptian mobs in Cairo 1952 linked to Suez withdrawal demand. Political debate on state tax surplus and budget balancing features quotes from Governor and Assembly leaders amid Democratic control of both houses.
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Population Of Prisons Tops Capacity In California
California corrections chief Richard A. McGry says overcrowding in state prisons has reached a crisis as the prison population surpassed 24,000, about 5,000 above capacity. He notes long agitation and idle inmates, blaming crowding for past disturbances and warning the situation is worsening. The total inmates now 22,015, up 355 in the last month and 1,006 over three months.
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Britain Reestablishes Full Diplomatic Ties with UAR
LONDON AP Britain and the United Arab Republic formally resumed full diplomatic relations by announcing an exchange of ambassadors. The two states had severed relations in 1956 after the Suez crisis involving Britain and France.
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