Weather Across Regions Cloudy with Rain Chances Friday
The forecast shows cloudy conditions across Northern California with possible rain near the coast and cooler inland. Monterey Bay area and Salinas Valley expect showers Friday, with highs generally in the 60s and 50s, light to moderate west or southwest winds, and coastal overcast continuing.
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Tide Tables Friday March 3 High Time Hips
Tide tables show high tides and sunrise for Friday March 3. Computations assume Florida location at point F. Light figures indicate hourly height estimates and sunrise at 5 37.
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Temperature Report Brief
Yesterday's high and today's low temperatures are reported. Readings indicate cooler daytime temperatures with a drop overnight. Weather observers note expected gradual warming later in the week.
California proposes five year, 937 million state construction plan
Sacramento AP says the legislature received a five year, 937 million master plan for state construction focusing on higher education plus hospitals, prisons, and offices. The plan prioritizes colleges and universities with billions for Oakland, Sacramento, and other campuses, and seeks a June bond vote to fund admin buildings and facilities.
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Sierra ski conditions report from California highways
Snow depths and conditions across Sierra routes reported by the California State Automobile and Ski Tow Operators. Heights ranged from 1,400 to 7,800 feet with varying inches of snowfall on Highway 40 43-165 inches and other routes showing lighter accumulations. No chain requirements noted as skies cleared above Mt Lassen and Mt Shasta region.
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Secret labels removed from stockpile items revealed
Washington AP report details declassification of dozens of stockpile materials including aluminum oxide and silicon carbide. Senate testimony before the Armed Services Subcommittee shows the government holds far more than a three year reserve, with tens of millions in excess value across substances like cadmium, quartz, platinum, and other war essentials.
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Daily Review publication details and offices listed
The Daily Review announces frequencies and subscription rates, with offices in Hayward, Oakland, Fremont, Livermore and Lockhaven. It lists editorial and business staff, circulation manager and ad director, plus addresses and nonprofit membership by the Audit Bureau of Circulation.
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World Science Alliance Urged by RCA Leader
David Sarnoff urged a Free World Community of Science during the Institute of Radio Engineers anniversary banquet in New York. He warned that the United States and allied nations must avoid letting individual scientific parts be hampered by political ideology.
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Jackie Kennedy Honored For Riding Girl Heroics
In Messini Greece Jacqueline Kennedy was named an honorary citizen after aiding 11 year old Chrysanthenis Papavolis with a serious heart condition. The First Lady had become interested during a prior stop in Groves and a Washington hospital visit.
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Californians May Extend Daylight Saving Time Bill
SACRAMENTO AP Californians could vote themselves an added month of daylight saving time this year under a bill moving to the Assembly floor. The measure by Assemblyman William T. Bagley would amend the state constitution to shift daylight time from the last Sunday in September to the last Sunday in October. The amendment was approved by the Assembly Ways and Means Committee.
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Disease Rash Closes College in Sacramento Chronicle
An Associated Press briefing notes the closure of a Sacramento college due to a disease rash, while a broader political-education budget scene unfolds. The report cites Republican challenges on river and Sacramento issues, several named legislators, and potential bond actions tied to school funding and public works projects in June.
New York Cracks Down On Realistic Toy Pistols
Police Commissioner Murphy announces a crackdown after a rise in crimes linked to realistic toy pistols. Districts consider suspensions and new rules as health and safety officials study disease trends amid confusion over the spread of measles and other illnesses.
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United GOP Front Seeks Cuts In Brown Budget
In Sacramento Republicans maneuver to block Gov. Brown’s 3 billion state financing plan and 2.9 billion budget while proposing a 31 million economy package. They expect up to 90 million in cuts via amendments and push school bond measures to November, opposing Brown’s June ballot plan.
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