Central California Temperatures Forecast Across Regions
The forecast shows mostly fair weather and warmer conditions across Central California regions including the Salinas Valley and Monterey Bay through Friday. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph, with slight warming and possible scattered showers or thunderstorms in the Sierra and Siskiyou areas.
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Reagan Campaign Notes on State Employment Ranks
Reagan toured Northern California promising to focus on Gay Brown and deflecting Christopher’s sharp criticism. He condemned the idea of “deadwood” in state employment and defended his campaign tone while addressing about 1,400 to 1,500 supporters at the San Joaquin County Fairgrounds.
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Stockton
Christopher
Democratic Gay, Brown
San Joaquin County Fairgrounds
California
San Francisco
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Christo
Life course report urges school family life instruction
The report calls for classroom and adult programs on family living, emotional development, sexuality, and roles in society. It recommends teacher training, pre and in service, and lists suitable materials and grade level guides for implementation across districts.
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Reagan
Christopher
California
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Harelroad Orders Probe and Committee Appointments
An incident on campus prompted a probe led by Tripp as chair of the quarter system improvement committee. Named to the committee are juniors Peter Tappl of Hayward 308 Harris Street Ed Arnald 317 Lafayette Hayward and Richard Weldand 4612 Mira Loma Castro Valley. The group rallied to gain campus-wide support and plans action on quarter operations aiming for tangible reforms.
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Ed Arnbald
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Mira Loma
Castro Valley
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Chavez and Teamsters walk out of peace conference
Cesar Chavez and three assistants left a so called peace conference with the Teamsters in Modesto after about ten minutes of heated talks. The Teamsters announced contracts with eight major growers in Stanislaus and San Joaquin counties involving about 2000 workers, while the NFWA continues its Delano area strike and fights Di Giorgio products boycott.
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Woes Delay Postal Site In Hayward
Regional Post Office progress is being made on plans for a new Hayward post office on Santa Clara Street. Officials hope to move ahead soon once zoning blocks are removed, with details still unclear on timing. Nearby Sacramento measures propose easier riot incitement prosecutions through changes in the law.
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France
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Strike Delayed as Telegraph Unions Extend Pact
Negotiators from Western Union Telegraph Co and the AFL-CIO Commercial Telegraphers Union extended the contract to midnight June 7. The four hour nationwide walkout that began Wednesday ends as pay raises and benefits agreed will be retroactive to May 21, the old pact’s expiration.
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Afl-Cio Commercial Telegraphers Union
Greek railway strike ends after eight days
Athens Greece AP reports the eight day domestic railway strike ends as the government agrees to review workers demands for higher pay and improved conditions.
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U.S. To Clean Up Lake Tahoe Water
Federal grant of 9.259 million dollars announced to aid Lake Tahoe cleanup. Funds to South Tahoe Public Utility District for a 4.2 million project expanding a sewage treatment plant and export of effluent. Combined with 1.15 million in bonds and an 18 million state loan.
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Harold T. Johnson
D-Calif
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Commerce
Eugene P. Foley
Economic Development Administration
Edmund G. Brown
Foley
South Tahoe
Tahoe
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Public Utility District Land
California
122 Injured In Japan Melee
Police say 122 injured during clashes in Yokosuka during protests against the visit of the U S nuclear powered submarine Snook. The Snook is slated to sail Friday from Yokosuka naval base. It marks the first nuclear powered submarine to visit the Tokyo area.
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Cyprus government seals off Turkish sector in Nicosia
Archbishop Makarios government blocks Turkish sector of Nicosia to curb a wave of bombings in the Greek sectors. The move follows escalating violence as authorities cite security concerns across the divided capital.
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Christopher Steps Up Campaign Speech Targets Brown and Reagan
Christopher attacked a smear campaign against him and accused Reagan of a similar tactic while denying violating the 11th commandment. He acknowledged trailing in the GOP nomination polls but claimed a strong lead over Brown in a two party race. He urged voters to back him to revive the Republican Party.
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