Weather Corner: Coastal Night Ends Sunny Afternoon Heat Returns
Weather update notes a cool night and morning with sun by afternoon. Temperatures rise to mid 60s to 70s coast and inland areas through Friday. West to northwest winds 12 to 25 mph, with cooler northern Sierra and Sacramento Valley by weekend.
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Clues Spur Hunt For Sex Slayer
Ventura County deputies pursued slim leads in the slaying of 11 year old Solomon Brown to whom investigators believe he was sexually molested before being strangled. His body was found by women digging in an irrigation ditch. he had last been seen shining shoes near Pershing Square in Los Angeles.
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Woman Named Deputy DA in Fresno County
Fresno County appoints Sandra Dunn as deputy district attorney. A Fresno mother of two and former secretary who passed the bar will begin duties next month. Dunn’s background includes work at a manufacturing firm and passing the bar exam.
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Tide Tables FRIDAY JULY 3 Summary
Tide tables list high and low tides for the day with times and heights. It notes sunrise and sunset, and indicates light or calm weather conditions. The page includes abbreviations for harbor or station names and references to nautical terms.
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Plight Of Trapped Men Eased In France Mine
Campagnole France reports nine men trapped in a stone mine in the Jura Mountains spent a first comfortable night 400 feet below the surface Mt Revel. Food and wine were lowered along with first aid supplies for those injured. The rescue, aided by a three inch oil drill breaking through, aimed to create an escape hatch by week’s end. Mayor Ancre Soca noted the drill cut through solid rock delaying but not stopping efforts.
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Senate approves 46 billion defense bill amid battles
The Senate unanimously backed a defense appropriation of about 46.8 billion dollars for the next fiscal year, sending the measure to the House after a lengthy nine hour session. Debate centered on Navy yard funding and executive branch control, with Sen. Richard Russell defending the package and Sen. Javits opposing yard shutdowns.
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Hearing Held On Taxi Meters In Sacramento
Sacramento officials weighed sealing taxi meters amid testimony from meter firms and taxi representatives. Agriculture Department and Weights and Measures officials discussed standards and potential changes since 1946. A panel plans to seek National Bureau of Standards input to ensure meters meet existing norms as debates over where seals belong intensify.
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Selma Crash Kills Woman
Mrs. Violeta Casaguran died when her car collided with another at a rural intersection south of Selma. The other driver, Mrs. Efra Pannett of Kingsburg, suffered major injuries.
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Brown to wear walking cast after ankle fracture
Sacramento AP reports Governor Brown wears a walking cast for a fractured ankle suffered last week while playing golf. He plans to remain away from the office until Monday and will be followed by medical updates.
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PG&E faces probe over six year finance data dispute
San Francisco AP reports a six year probe into Pacific Gas and Electric Company finance data with the Public Utilities Commission seeking additional information. The dispute centers on whether overhead or underground power lines should be used near Woodside for a proposed installation tied to a nuclear accelerator project and Atomic Energy Commission considerations.
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