Weather Update Across Regions With Cooling By Wednesday
Weather outlook shows continued high budget of cooler air tonight into Wednesday. Bay Area expectations include foggy nights with sunny days, highs around mid 60s to low 80s across cities like San Francisco Oakland and Salinas. Winds shift to northwest and westerly 8 to 30 mph, with possible thunderstorms in Shasta-Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada southward to Salinas Valley.
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Sacramento budget impasse nears breakthrough as talks continue
Efforts to break the budget deadlock persist as Democrats and Assembly Republicans clash over proposals. A morning GOP caucus will review secret recommendations from three‑man negotiating teams, while Democrats plan a later session. Neither side discloses exact points or money involved, with the GOP seeking about 45 million dollars in welfare and state building cuts from Gov. Brown's 3.07 billion proposal.
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Robles Leads Panama Presidential Vote Early Results
Official returns from more than half the precincts show Marcos A. Robles leading in Panama's presidential race with 88,447 votes against 73,191 for Arnulfo Arias. Counts cover 704 of 1,144 precincts in Panama Province where Arias had support, with about half of votes still to be tallied.
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Tide Tables for Wednesday May 13
Tide tables show high tides at 24 and 46 minutes after sunrise with low at 7:38 and 18:04. Sunrise is 6:02, sunset 8:12. Computed values appear unclear and may reference a station or source not fully legible.
Sabin Reports Virus From Youth Cancer Tumor
Dr Sabin announced at Mt Zion Hospital that a virus was isolated from the thymus gland of an 11 year old cancer patient. He cautioned no human cancer has been proved caused by the virus and noted it does not affect mice or rabbits. He expects further evidence before drawing conclusions.
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California Assembly considers education funding and wage bills
California lawmakers debate education finance measures and salary adjustments. Proposals include a $200 million school financing initiative, a tax increase to support public schools, and bonds for school construction. Also on the docket are water projects studies and a call for a White House conference on alcoholism.
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Almanac Today May 12 1564 and Historical Events
The Almanac Today notes May 12 as the 133rd day of 1564 with 233 remaining. It lists historical events: 1932 Lindbergh baby case body found, 1937 George VI crowned, 1949 Berlin blockade ends, 1988 Kennedy orders troops near Birmingham after riots. A thought by Mark Twain on work and play concludes.
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Battle over school funding pits teachers against lobbyists
In Sacramento the California Federation of Teachers and the AFL-CIO challenge the California Teachers Association over a $200 million school initiative. The dispute arises as lawmakers rewrite the major school aid bill amid Senate and Assembly conference committee work. The CET accuses administrators of pressuring teachers to circulate petitions to place the measure on the ballot.
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