31 Mar 1965
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1965
Page
1
Weather corner reports showers at times tonight with little overall change in temperatures. Lows around 34 degrees. Southeast winds bring cautions and advisory headlines for coastal regions as conditions edge toward morning.
Statewide weather notes show rain and showers across multiple regions through Thursday. Highs generally in the mid 60s, nights in 40s to 50s, with southeast winds 5 to 25 mph and coastal gusts. Mountain areas expect snow above 5 000 to 6 000 feet and cooler temperatures, while valleys anticipate continued wet conditions and variable winds.
A brief weather note records higher temperatures and a morning rain event ending by 7 a.m. Neatly, inches of rainfall are noted as the day begins with subdued precipitation and warming trends.
Fragmentary tide table notes show times and phases with references to abbreviations and unclear figures. The readable items mention a Thursday date, printed data, and the presence of dark or nighttime figures, but the specific hour values and computations are missing.
SACRAMENTO AP The funeral rules bill to require itemized charges by funeral directors was buried after the Assembly Government Efficiency and Economy Committee rejected it. Gov Brown supported the bill but opposition came from a board appointee and industry figures amid debate over itemized accounts and costs.
California lawmakers move a wide package of measures including voter registration changes, education tenure adjustments,adoption of public notice reforms, and new funding for a state census. Key actions include extending voter restoration window, expanding identification card access, and new safety rules for campers and motorcycles. The proposals also address housing development, state university transparency, and penal code revisions amid a flood of bills introduced by Assembly members and state senators.
In Sacramento lawmakers approved a compromise nine cent per gallon increase for nine months to bolster highway reconstruction after the Christmas floods. Gov Brown prepared to sign as the State Allocation Board okayed about twenty three million for county road repairs. Senate and Assembly leadership clash over disability fund hospital benefits amid the tax debate.
The California Assembly approved a livestock protection measure by a vote of 58 to 4, allowing counties to designate areas where a farmer may shoot a dog prowling livestock. Supporters argued it safeguards property. opponents warned of risks to dogs and spread of the policy. The Senate sped through related amendments but faced continued debate over implementation.
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