Weather Corner Forecast Highlights Across Regions
Partly cloudy skies tonight give way to rain tomorrow with southwesterly winds at 8 to 16 knots this afternoon. Lows 45 to 50. Central California areas see rain in the morning, lingering into Wednesday. Salinas and Stockton mostly wet with mountain snow as temperatures vary little. San Francisco Bay Area stays partly cloudy this afternoon tonight, rain Wednesday with a south wind and minor temperature shifts. Sacramento Valley and Mount Shasta Siskiyou area expected rain Wednesday with cooler conditions and snow near 5,000 feet. Sierra Nevada sees today rain and Wednesday rain to Yosemite with snow up to 6,000 feet. Santa Clara, Livermore Valleys remain partly cloudy today. rain on Wednesday with south winds easing tonight. Monterey Bay Salinas Valley partly cloudy this afternoon with rain Wednesday. strong south winds ease by night. San Luis Obispo Coastal Area mainly cloudy today, then partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with small temp changes and diminishing south winds. Southern California sees varied high cloudiness today and Wednesday with patchy fog along the coast. Owens Valley and Santa Barbara brief sprinkles or light showers with little temperature change.
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California Bills Boost State Aid and Housing Efforts
The item lists multiple California legislative efforts including proposed $30 million for local housing construction, $100 million yearly reemployment funds, and state matching for elderly social centers. It notes SB 437 loans for low cost homes, plus aviation and lumber use measures. Various cities are mentioned with brief weather notes and regional contexts.
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Oakland
Tide Tables and Unemployment Law Proposals
Tide tables for Wednesday February 1 show times for high and low tides at Fly Point with sunrise and sunset. Legislative items include AB 903 raising unemployment insurance taxes and benefits, AB 962 increasing weekly benefits and extending 73 weeks, AB 900 raising earnings cap, AB 898 allowing injunctive actions under antitrust law, AB 897 expanding antitrust coverage, and AB 5887 giving liquor authorities power to deny renewals for delinquent wage payments.
Icebound Rivers Threaten Major U.S. Waterways
Frozen conditions persist into day thirteen, crippling traffic on the Hudson, Mississippi near Cairo, and Ohio basins. Ice jams from four to five miles long halt river movement, with Army engineers reporting standstill on the Allegheny. Temperature remains below freezing from the Mississippi Valley northward as warmer trends push south and east in other regions.
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Mt Etna Activity Pauses. No Immediate Danger
Mt Etna in Sicily halted incandescent stones and sand from the main crater while clouds of white smoke rose. A vulcanologist said there is no danger to villages far below on the slopes of the mountain.
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Ball Shooter John Jeter Tops Southwest Bulls
John Jeter, famed as the number one bull shooter in the Southwest, also works as a livestock photographer. In London a retailer offers a balloon to customers spending 14 dollars or more regardless of age. Walter Gormly, a pacifist jailed for tax refusal, ends a Linn County stay after a week marked by minimal meals.
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Arthritis relief tale from a grateful patient
A reader shares a personal health recovery story describing severe musculoskeletal pain and swelling labeled as Rheumatoid Arthritis Rheumatism and Bursitis. The note highlights renewed activity and gratitude for information received.
Labor seeks $100 million rise in California unemployment taxes
AFL CIO bills push higher jobless insurance levies and 3 percent payroll tax on employers. Munnell proposes raising weekly max benefits to 70 and extending eligibility to 49 weeks, with a sliding scale to ease layoffs. Employers face about 430 million yearly cost under new plan. current year about 330 million. The package includes a 1999 increase to 70 maximum per week and 7 more dollars per tier.
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California Legislature weighs 100 motorist bills
In Sacramento amid hundreds of introduced measures the Legislature debates about 100 bills affecting drivers and autos. Proposals include banning sale of used cars not meeting safety standards, raising boat-trailer speed limits, raising driving age, radar use, unmarked patrol cars, chemical blood tests for drunken driving, and insurance practice reforms. The piece also covers a sensational civil case in Los Angeles involving George H. McLain and Elinor Yorke with allegations of spousal misconduct and alimony.
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Almanac Highlights From January 21, 1961
United Press International notes January 21 as the 21st day of the year with 334 days remaining in 1961. Historical items include Franz Schubert born in 1797, Robert E. Lee named commander of Confederate armies in 1865, Eddie Cantor born in 1892, Germany’s 1911 submarine warfare policy, Roosevelt’s 1984 dollar devaluation to 59.06 cents, and Thoreau’s quote about riches of pleasures.
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Jefferson Davis
Robert E. Lee
Inchick
Eddie Cantor
Germany
Roosevelt
Governor Brown appeals for restraint on evictions statewide
Sacramento AP reports Gov. Brown urged restraint in evicting tenants and cutting utilities during the current business slump. He cited dispossessions in San Bernardino and noted statewide intent to extend the appeal. He warned against prolonged eviction orders and called the recession temporary while outlining unemployment concerns and public works plans.
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