Bay Area Weather Outlook Winds and Snow Near Regions
The forecast covers the Bay Area and outlying regions with northwest winds 20 to 35 knots today, small craft advisories, easing to 2 to 5 knots tomorrow. Tonight lows 38 to 49 F, daytime highs in 57 to 75 F range across districts, with snow flurries in the Mt. Shasta area and stormy conditions in the Sierra Nevada through Friday.
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Tide Tables Fray May 5 Times and Height Details
Tide tables list high tide at 2:44 PM and 5:34 PM with heights near 0.54 and 0.44 feet, low tide around 10:07 PM. sunrise at 6:10, sunset at 8:00, with dark figures and computed figures for Ft Point showing tidal data.
California Seeks State Hospital for Drug Addicts Cleared by Senate Panel
California advances a plan for a state hospital to isolate and treat heroin and narcotics addicts for six months to ten years. The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the idea, with Gov. Brown backing it. The bill would commit addicts via courts or voluntary entry, allow parole by the Corrections Director, include halfway houses, and set post hospital supervision. Possible sites include a former Navy hospital in Riverside, with Norco opposition reported.
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California Senate and Assembly review tax and education bills
A noisy legislative roundup notes multiple measures on education, taxation, and welfare. Proposals include county school superintendent appointments, narcotics treatment funding, sabbatical leaves for school staff, harbor tax uses, and smog district funding, with committee actions and deadlines outlined.
Factory Wage Averages Rise in San Francisco Area
San Manciseo area workers earned $11.74 in weldy earnings in March, up $126 from a year ago, a four percent gain offset by higher living costs. California Industrial Relations Director Joby Henning reported hourly Bay Area wages at $2.82. A record rise of 14 cents per hour from last year accompanies an average 38.9 hours per week.
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Curbs Sought as Labor Strife Tries New Injunction Rules
In Sacramento, Assembly debate began on a bill to curb management power to seek injunctions against strikes. Assemblyman Phillip Burton argues the measure protects labor, while Assemblyman Harold Levering says it harms both sides. The bill would require proof of irreparable injury for injunctions, block restraining orders against lawful workers, and abolish certain anti strike provisions. critics warn it could hinder action against vandalism and property damage.
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Ike Takes Eye Test For Driver Permit
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower arrived near his Gettysburg farm to take an eye test for a learner permit to drive in Pennsylvania. He wore glasses and read the chart with them, then passed the test. He must undergo a physician's physical exam before taking the road test for a permanent license.
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Plan Blocked On Auto Sales In Senate Committee
SACRAMENTO AP A Senate committee blocked for two vets a proposal to give consumers protection of auto sales contracts similar to other credit sales. Sen Jamies Cobey requested sending the bill to interim study. The bill would have barred dealers from charging interest or other fees without a stamped, detailed agreement.
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Youth Admits Rifle Killings Of Two Girls
James Scott Stephens, 16, admitted the rifle killings of two Michigan schoolgirls, Carol Gee and Margaret Chambers, near Holland, Michigan. Kadoka Police picked him up after a facial match. authorities say he claimed the slayings were accidental. He gave shifting stories including a NY alias, Johnny Sinclair, and a Wyoming job plan.
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Counterfeiters Sent to Prison in $250,000 Ring
SAN FRANCISCO AP L. Alexander 26 and wife Grace 29 of Oakland were sentenced Wednesday to 18 months in federal prison for passing counterfeit Finnish driver licenses. The case, a counterfeit ring uncovered with federal aid, involved Col. Robert Shuts and agents who traced the operation last February.
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