Weather highlights for Northern and Central California
Readable forecast fragment summarizes Friday to Friday weather across Northern and Central California. Includes temperatures, cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions, scattered showers, and variable winds in regions such as the Sacramento Valley, San Francisco Bay Area, Monterey Bay, Santa Clara Valley, and Livermore Valley. Mentions showers or thunderstorms possible in Oakland and surrounding areas with occasional high and low temperatures listed, and wind speeds noted in several zones.
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Hayward budget work session outlines $7.7 million plan
The Hayward City Council held a budget work session with fire and police requests under review. Major items include a $73,000 civic center project at the old Hayward High site and $390,000 for a new corporation yard funded mainly by selling current equipment sites. Street, water, and sewer improvements are listed, with traffic signals at $66,000. Mayor John X. Smith urged early, thorough planning and suggested using lessons from public works to guide future development.
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Fremont Council Opts to Fund County Library Rental
Fremont councilmen agreed to pay the county rent in the next fiscal year rather than a county library facilities tax. They set aside about 21,000 to cover the library rental while trimming the rest of the proposed appropriation. City Manager Howard Reese said the city cannot withdraw from the county library system without the 100,000 cut from the budget.
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Parks Commission Rips HARD Proposed Budget
The Parks Commission condemns the HARD budget as flawed and incomplete. It notes missing funds for land acquisition in Rancho Arroyo and shoreline development while highlighting increased Hayward allocations and Meek Estate use and a proposed auditorium project at Chabal College. The panel argues the plan diverts capital funds and delays northern Hue improvements amid Vietnam era tensions.
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California Supreme Court rules on housing discrimination
San Francisco AP report details a California high court ruling on whether a private landlord may refuse to rent or sell a home to a Black person in a multi unit dwelling. The decision addresses whether there is a state law banning discriminatory practices in private housing and notes limits when no law exists.
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Lost Livermore Man as Yosemite Search Intensifies
The state Supreme Court ruling on Proposition 14 faced reversal in one case as authorities continue a six day hunt for Leslie Frizzell. Charles Frizzell, a Lockheed employee, vanished while hiking near Tenaya Lake. Rangers say Tenaya Canyon and surrounding waterways have been thoroughly searched with focus on dense brush.
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Viet Nam War News and Buddhist Institute Shift
U S officials discuss church backed nonviolence stance as Tam Chau and Lodge meet. Viet Cong ambush on highway 13 leaves 1 008 suspected enemy killed or wounded after heavy air and ground assaults. U S forces report 292 Communist fatalities over two days, total American toll at 3 662 since January 1961. Air missions against North Viet Nam rise to weekly highs. South Vietnamese casualties drop to 121, with 902 killed or captured by week’s end.
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Senate panels approves trimmed economic aid bill
Washington AP reports the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves a battered aid bill after cutting more than 117 million dollars from what the administration called a bare-bones program.
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