Weather Corner Brief Tonight And Tomorrow
Tonight will be partly cloudy and cooler tomorrow with a return to cooler conditions. Temperatures tonight range from 45 to 55 degrees with northerly winds 10 to 20 mph today and westerly 10 to 26 mph tomorrow.
Temperatures Climb Yesterday and Fall Today
Yesterday saw a high around 78 degrees with a cooler low near 60 as today’s forecast predicts a low of 58 and a high near 72. Strong sun gave way to partial cloud cover with light breezes in the afternoon across the region.
Proposal on lts candidates wins backing
Sacramento AP outlines a bill to allow ailing U S Senate or House nominees to withdraw up to 41 days before the election, with party committees selecting replacements. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman Tom Carrell, would require nominees to win renomination first and aims to aid Sen Engle amid health concerns. The panel also sent a campaign finance disclosure bill to study.
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Statewide Weather Summary for California Regions
Statewide forecast shows fair conditions across the Bay Area and Delta with cloudy Friday and cooler highs. Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley report upper 60s to low 70s today, with variable winds and Friday cloud cover. Northern California expected rain north of Eureka and cooler inland Friday with mixed temperatures across regions.
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Winter Storms Hit Midwest With Snow and Rain
The Associated Press reports a wide Midwest storm system delivering rain and snow across the region. Heavy snow and blizzard conditions are forecast for parts of the Dakotas and nearby states as spring arrives, with livestock warnings issued for eastern Montana and surrounding areas.
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Success In New Airlift Method
Reports say testing a lighter airlift method for moving lightly armed troops is operationally practical and economically feasible. The plan would move a 4,000-man brigade from Hawaii to Okinawa using forward floating depots, with ships unloading and troops traveling with minimal gear. The test occurred despite a tropical storm, and Congress was briefed by Secretary McNamara.
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Legislature Eyes Wednesday Vote On District Revisions
Sacramento notes spring budget steadiness as testimony on Unruh district revision bill ends today. A Wednesday vote looms amid talks of compromise on land subsidence control. The package includes water district bonds, state emergency fund augmentations, citrus indemnity payments, veteran and Cal-Vet support, and higher education bonds. Forts Barry and nearby park studies are proposed. bridge tolls eyed for consideration. Constitutional amendment introduction noted.
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Almanac Today March 19 1964 highlights on this day
Almanac notes the 79th day of 1964 with 287 to follow and a first quarter moon. Historical milestones include 1917 Supreme Court upholding an eighthour workday act, 1930 US rejection of Versailles Treaty, 1942 male conscription for nonmilitary duty aged 45 to 64, and 1962 Frondizi moving provinces to limit Porquists. A thought by Marcel Proust on happiness and grief.
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Tidelands Oil Bill Introduced in California Senate
SACRAMENTO AP The two top Democrats in the California legislature introduced a tidelands oil revenue bill to fund education. The plan would shift money from tidelands oil revenue to districts with higher valuations and require a constitutional vote. The measure would gradually give Long Beach 18 percent of revenues, with the state retaining the rest.
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