Weather Corner Forecasts Central and Northern California
Central California shows a chance of precipitation in the north around week end with near normal temperatures. Northern California expects widespread precipitation later in the week with temperatures near normal and heavy showers in the west portion. Showers Thursday morning, clearing by Thursday afternoon, continuing along the coast until Thursday evening. Snow level lowering tonight to near 1,000 feet with strong gusty winds and cooler days ahead.
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California Weather Forecast Almanac Report
Inland rain spreads across northern and central California with heavy coastal rain and gusty southerly winds. Mentions Bay Area, Salinas Valley, Monterey Bay, Santa Clara, Livermore, Santa Maria, and Santa Monica regions with clearing Thursday and colder temperatures in the mountains.
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Snowy Northern California Mountains Warned For Skiing
The weatherman issued warnings for heavy ski resorts in Northern California tonight through Thursday morning. Skies were partly cloudy with gale winds and frigid temperatures. Average readings ranged from 13 to 30 degrees, with many resorts operating as usual.
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Tax Scandal Widens in Alameda County Audits
Tax probes widen as 89 firms faced special tax review. Nichols reports $469,150 recovered from 47 firms with tax escapes. six show no discrepancies and 36 remain under routine audit. Vukota notes ongoing investigations and potential grand jury referrals pending concrete findings.
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San Mateo
Ralph Yeo
Hunt Corporation
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Vakota
Board of Supervisors
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Rusk Told Of U S Aid Corruption
Secretary of State Dean Rusk sought a $415 million foreign aid increase, with $275 million for South Vietnam, to ease war strain and curb inflation. Lawmakers cited corruption risks, noting a South Vietnamese government past leaders’ links to gold and extensive money transfers. Asset controls would be strengthened, though some siphoning via corruption and black markets was acknowledged.
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Agency For International Development
Sociologist Applauds Late Pope At Interfaith Meeting
SAN FRANCISCO AP The University of California sociologist Dr Nathan Glazer said the late Pope John used his enduring power to push the church toward a modern and democratic direction. Speaking at an interfaith conference sponsored by the University of San Francisco he added Catholics are becoming more liberal while Jews grow more conservative.
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University of California
Nathan Glazer
University of San Francisco
$180,000 Theft In Securities Reported
Linden burglary leads to the theft of $180,000 in negotiable securities from rancher James Leonardini's home. The burglary used an unlocked window while Leonardini was away on a visit. The San Joaquin County sheriff's office released details on Tuesday and noted the securities were negotiable and may lack identifiable numbers.
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San Joaquin County
Reagan Blasted By Coate Over Taft-Hartley LA stance
In San Francisco UPI Robert L. Coate Castro Valley Democratic state chairman attacked Ronald Reagan as an enemy of the working man for backing section 14-B of the Taft-Hartley Labor Law and right to work. He cited Reagan’s Laso ina Times remark denying repeal. He accused Reagan of dodging the issue and linked his campaign narrative to labor impact.
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California
Scientists Study Dust From Space
In Sunnyvale AP report scientists analyzing particles attached to plates above New Mexico deem them promising dust from outer space candidates. At 47 miles the sealed slides were exposed and recovered. six relatively large particles up to 190 microns were found, awaiting chemical analysis with a preliminary report due by mid April.
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Sunnyvale
New Mexico
National Aeronautical and Space Administration
Land Ames Research Center
Rafferty Defends Education Amid Peace Picket Backlash
Rafferty answers GI questions on demonstrations with a long critique of educators. He accuses professors of treasonous teaching and urges students to learn about geopolitics, Vietnam, and East West Germany. He says the next generation must uphold loyalty while facing hostile views abroad.
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Rafferty
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Arson Suspect Held After San Leandro Trailer Blaze
Police arrest Larry F. Brown of Oakland on arson suspicion after a 3 45 am fire at Trailer Haven 2399 E 14th St San Leandro damaged a house trailer owned by Nell Harris. Investigators found torn telephone wires a twisted water hose and opened fuel oil drum valve as oil was spread around the scene.
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Recall Drive Seeks 3200 Signatures for April Recall
Collier outlined verification rules: if signatures fall below 3200 the committee has 10 days to replace the gap. After county clerk certification, the recall election is set within 0 to 75 days, likely in April. A Castro Valley High School meeting tomorrow may draw residents opposing the social and family education policy that sparked the recall.
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Board of Trustees
Castro Valley High School
Brown proposes plan to cut taxes by delaying revenue
Brown outlines a one year only tax deferral plan to free more than $100 million for private use in the state. The proposal, backed by Ernst and Ernst Griffen-Tagen Kroeger Wilbur H Stevens, would shift to an accrual accounting system to better match revenue and spending. If the Finance Department approves, the plan could take effect July 1, easing the budget in the short term without new revenue.
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Wilbur H. Stevens
Finance Department
Kennel Faces Opposition Over Odor Fears and Diapers
Fries of Greeley Court opposed dog diapers as a fix for potential odor from a proposed kennel. Neighbors feared property value declines, while some suggested sound proofing or bonding to prevent barking. Open daylight runs approved. Hayward Elks Lodge opposes due to nearby land plans for a high rise. Groff cited a cow on adjacent property during the meeting.
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15 Per Cent Pay Hire For Teachers Proposed
A contentious discussion centers on increasing teachers' salaries by 15 percent. Board members weigh funding sources and potential salary losses while exploring interim measures. Avellar criticizes a narrow view and urges filing proper documents, with Sutton’s alternative seen as a backup if current plans fail.
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