Weather Corner reports scattered showers and cooling trend
Regional forecast shows showers late tonight across the Bay Area with cooler temperatures tomorrow. Winds shift from easterly to northwest, 15 to 30 mph, with higher gusts. Cloudy conditions persist in Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada areas with snow levels dropping. Sacramento Valley and San Joaquin Valley see mixed sun and showers, highs 58 to 76, lows 40 to 50, winds 10 to 25 mph. Monterey Bay and Salinas Valley expect showers tonight and Saturday, highs 58 to 75, with northwest to west winds 15 to 25 mph Friday into Saturday.
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Temperatures Sacramento Summary and Political Moves
A jumble of weather readings for California cities with temperatures and forecasts, followed by a political note on U S Senate hopeful Pierre Sal facing Democratic race tensions, Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh’s unification bill pending amendments, and judgeships increases in Marin and San Mateo counties.
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Dam Proposal Warns of Pollution Risk to San Francisco Bay
A Bureau of Reclamation official told the Interior Department Missouri coastal water pollution could result from proposed discharges at the San Luis Dam project. The $511 million plan, using alkali and insecticides, could pollute rivers draining into San Francisco Bay. The official cited potential harm to the bay and its watershed.
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Unruh School Finance Measure Faces Assembly Vote
Sacramento AP report on Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh's controversial countywide school finance bill. After four days of hearings, Ed Committee chair Garrigus called the measure’s prospects poor but expects revisions before a Wednesday vote. The plan seeks district reductions and local control amid budget fights and potential special sessions.
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Assemblyman Blasts Budget Seeks Tax Revenue Boost
LA proposals aim to raise millions via higher cigarette tax and fees. City Council committees back a six point plan to generate 17.7 million, with revenue from rubbish, hospital treatment, and power commissions. Sacramento debate shows Gov Brown budget contrasts. Assemblyman Barnes vows no votes on a likely floor decision. Dead animal fees and water costs add to the mix.
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Khrushchev to Attend Nile Diversion in May Egypt
Egypt announces Soviet Premier Khrushchev will attend the Nile diversion project in May. The plan diverts the Nile into a new channel for the Aswan Dam works. By May 15 the river will be moved and the dam complex will house giant generators. The rock-filling operations cross the river as part of the dam base.
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Judge Protects Parking Space
A Little Rock judge rules in favor of a resident seeking to preserve a designated parking space. The decision reinforces local parking regulations and clarifies enforcement rights for tenants. The ruling comes amid ongoing disputes over driveway and curb access in the neighborhood.
Almanac Today March 20 1964 highlights and history note
Almanac Today for Friday March 20 1964 notes the 80th day of the year with spring at 9 110 a m EST and the moon in first quarter. Historical events include Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin first published in book form in 1852 and Booth's failed abduction attempt in 1865.
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