Weather Corner forecasts variable clouds and sprinkles turning fair
The weatherman warns of variable cloudiness with a few sprinkles tot morning then fair conditions by tomorrow afternoon. Tonight's temperatures range from 30 to 55 degrees. Logged rainfall and seasonal totals are noted for comparison with past and normal values.
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Weather fragments report for California locations
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Statewide Weather Summary With Varied Conditions Across Regions
statewide weather reports show mixed conditions across California with gusty winds in the foothills and coastal areas. Mt Shasta and Siskivow areas stay cloudy with little temperature change, Sierra Nevada showers today and tonight, Sacramento Valley including fair Saturday with highs 75 to 80, and Monterey Bay expecting cloudy to fair through Saturday with highs 60 to 70.
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Legislation Defeated On County Areas
A rural dominated Local Government Committee defeated a bill by Assemblyman Clark Bradley to require reapportionment of county supervisor districts. The measure aimed to give city dwellers more county representation, but supporters argued districts vary widely in population and voting power.
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Principal Stands Pat on Hairdo For Graduation
A Redondo Beach school principal refuses to allow 13 year old Janice Reneovich to graduate with her elaborate hairstyle, citing an adult Kennedy’s entitlement while noting Janice still meets diploma criteria. Parents protest the ruling as unjust and seek clarity on dress and grooming standards.
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Local Tide Tables Report Missing Key Details
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Eichmann Trial Witness Recounts Camp Horrors and Executions
In Jerusalem a survivor testified how Nazi guards at death camps mocked prisoners and laughed as they carried out mass killings. Gutman, a veteran witness, described executions and a 1944 revolt at Auschwitz, with corroborating accounts from other former prisoners and guards.
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Final Decisions Action Awaited On State School Bills
Virtually all major education bills face final questions before adjournment in 16 weeks. A key reform bill by Sen. Muga would shift teacher training to subject matter majors. Gov. Brown's sign announced on textbook reforms remains pending, with other measures stalled or awaiting committee action.
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Major California education and governance bills face action
A summary of Assembly and Senate items shows near completion of major education bills with adjournment approaching. Measures extend journalist shield rights, require voting machine inspections, and study new bridges and tax simplifications while reorganizations and employee rights gain attention.
State Senate Backlog Requires Quick Rules Adjustment
SACRAMENTO AP The state Senate faces a large backlog of legislation. Senate leaders say rules must bend before adjournment day. Under House rules the Senate should pause its bills and take up Assembly measures. Burns says the House may extend sessions to Friday night and possibly Saturday to clear Senate measures as the legislature adjourns June 1.
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