Weather Corner and regional forecast update
Weather Corner through tomorrow and Sunday forecasts across regions from San Francisco Bay to Central Coast. High fog mornings, warmer conditions tonight, with 42 to 50 degrees in many areas. Winds west to northwest 5 to 20 mph, some coastal knots.
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San Francisco Bay Aves
Mt. Shasta-Siskiyou
Sierra Nevada
Sacramento Valley
San Joaquin Valley
Salinas Valley
Salinas
Paso Robles
Monterey Bay Area
Santa Clara Valley
Fort Bragg
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California
Santa Rosa
Central Coast
State bills advance on schools poverty code and zoning
Sacramento measures push aid to inner city children education while colleges seek pay raises. AB 1938 restricts license suspensions for those acquitted in court. AB 1951 16 expands federal anti poverty program participation. AB 2057 sets a three day protest deadline for zoning court challenges. AB 827 bans codeine cough syrups for under 21 with prescription. AB 678 creates Friday holiday for non teaching district staff. AB 1750 requires kindness to animals in schools. AB 981 cuts on sale license renewal penalties. AB 1339 enhances patrol retirement. SB 187 increases spending by the California School for the Blind on readers. Senate concurrence includes liability limits for minors’ willful misconduct and bay conservation measures SB 300 and retirement provisions for lawmakers. SB 656 enables continued pension contributions after reapportionment. SB 60 expands disability benefits pending WC decisions. SB 7 creates permanent California Baja California cultural exchange commission. SB 225 revises dry cleaners board. SB 568 adds animal dental procedures to veterinary practice. SJR 23 seeks federal involvement in Delta development.
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Earthquake That Didn't Happen in Seattle Chronicle
A playful AP style spoof reports two supposed quakes on May 5 and 26 in the Northern Hemisphere. It notes staged chaos around Seattle with doors secured and vases packed yet the events failed to occur, leaving the public amused at the almanac’s warning and the phantom two day quake.
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Seattle
Wash
Nonye
Dipping Best For Smelt Catch
Duluth Minnesota reports an easy time with smelt catching as anglers prepare for the season. The article notes dipping as a favored method and mentions a lack of bag limits or constraints for the early effort.
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Duluth
Minn
Police Major's Car Stolen During Smelt Conference
Police Major Les Williams, executive officer of Smelt, reported his car stolen from a Duluth area parking garage during a conference on smelt fishing. The event noted heavy security and a campfire fish fry as dawn approached, with authorities later tracing the incident to a lot of armed gear and a loaded military carbine.
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Smelt
Connecticut
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Superior
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Nevada Coin Trade Faces Sandblasted Silver Dollars
In Reno, officials warn that Nevada silver dollars used in gambling are being sandblasted to destroy collector value. Coin dealers report some clubs may use the practice, while others deny involvement. one shop estimates about 12 percent of coins seen recently are damaged. Tourists bring in coins, but most are not sandblasted. The main threat to club supplies appears to be broader than collectors.
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Reno
Nevada
Gene Questa
Morgan G. Smith
Questa
Nick Jackson
Jackson
Nta
Education Bills and Pay Hikes Stir Sacramento Action
About 75 professors and supporters gathered on hotel steps urging higher salaries for state college staff as plans move forward in Ways and Means. In Sacramento lawmakers advanced reading bills to boost funding for reading programs and classroom improvements, with a likely committee vote soon.
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Sacramento
Ways and Means
Legis
Robert W. Crown
Alameda
Brown
Assembly
Jesse M. Jack Ton Anealee
Tax Measure Gets Restudy
TheHayward Chamber of Commerce tax committees decided yesterday to restudy the Pelris Smith tax bill in a formal legislative review.
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Hayward Champer of Commerce
Pelris- Smith
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