Weather Corner Bay Area and Regions Forecast Notes
Weather Corner reports fair conditions across the Bay Area through tomorrow with overcast mornings. Westerly winds 15 to 30 knots tomorrow afternoon, tonight 46 to 52, and cooler trend through Tuesday with cloudier skies in the Sierra and Salinas Valley, varied highs from the 60s to upper 80s in Sacramento and valleys, with breezes mainly from the northwest and west.
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Tide Tables May Tuesday Entangled Data
Tide tables fragment shows erroneous date notes and times with sunrise and sunset figures, faint measurements, and garbled terms. Reads like a damaged nautical forecast with inconsistent annotations and distorted local timing references.
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Bills to Watch In Sacramento
Bills to watch in Sacramento this week include SB 213 regulating advertising contract terms by Carthy in Assembly Government Efficiency Committee. AB 1123 allowing governor to reorganize executive departments with legislative veto in Assembly Government Organization Committee. Also AB 526 ACA 16 by Winton permits local schools state approved elementary textbooks, plus SB 134 136 Richards on relatives responsibility, AB Qo Carrell extending shield for sources to wire service reporters and commentators. Reapportionment AB 280 281 Crown redraws Assembly Congress districts. SB 32 Arnold overhauls juvenile court law in Finance and Judiciary.
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Big Backlog In Workload Spurs Solons
Sacramento lawmakers pushed to clear a heavy backlog ahead of deadlines as reapportionment and other major bills loom. Assembly and Senate actions tighten with adjournment in five weeks and more than 1,000 bills awaiting action. Governor Brown backs reforms and broad budget measures as committees meet nightly to trim red tape and advance spending and policy proposals.
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Educator nun Mary Aloysius dies in Plattsburgh NY
Mary Aloysius 68 a Catholic school teacher at Plattsburgh Dies Sunday at Champlain Valley Hospital Plattsburgh area educator nun known for long service in Catholic schooling in region died following illness funeral arrangements pending authorities said
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Western Governors Meet as Dems Seek Stronger Western Campaigns
AP reports at the Western Governors Conference in Salt Lake City, Democratic troubleshooter Hy Raskin is unofficially observing for the White House. He cites weak Western organization and calls for stronger Democratic leadership in California and the region. The conference discusses juvenile delinquency and drought risk amid scarce water flow across Utah, Nevada, Oregon, and California.
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Taxes Said Driving Out Business in California
Assemblyman John A. Busterud warns state taxes push business away as tax executives meet before legislators. He notes Brown era tax increases, including a 1959 vote, and questions cutting a proposed 2.6 billion budget while trimming 68 million from the deficit plan.
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Experimental Plane Broadcasts Educational TV From Chicago
A converted airliner will broadcast the first educational television programs to thousands of schools in a midwestern test. The OC6 aircraft carries six tons of high frequency equipment and will fly a preset pattern over Montpelier and nearby areas to reach about 50,000 students in 13,000 schools, aiming to reduce education costs and expand access.
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Radio News Wire Tested By Conelrad
New York AP report describes testing of the Conelrad alert system on major wires to assess readiness for emergency broadcasting. The plan involves Civil Defense coordination and potential national alert procedures, integrating AP and United Press networks for rapid information to newspapers.
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Ex-Schentey Executive Dies in Incident
Obie Incinnath, former executive vice president of Sehentey Industries, reportedly died in a case connected to the company. Source text shows unclear phrasing but notes his prior role and a fatal incident linked to Sehentey events. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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US Judge Testifies On Eichmann Trial Details
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Michael A. Musnanne testified at the Eichmann trial in Jerusalem that Nazi leaders including Goering and Ribbentrop described Adolf Eichmann as a central figure in the Jewish extermination program. He recounted interrogations of ten Nazi officials, naming Himmler, Heydrich, Kaltenbrunner, and Frank as key figures, and noted Ribbentrop’s regret over Eichmann’s power.
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Bill to Allow Price Fixing in California Real Estate
SACRAMENTO AP Ally General Mosk says a bill before the legislature would cancel a pending antitrust suit against the California Real Estate Association. Assemblyman Carley V. Porter's measure would permit real estate groups to establish advisory fee schedules, potentially undermining antitrust protections viewed as nearly a century old. The bill moves through the Assembly Governmental Efficiency Committee.
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Almanac Note May 15 1841 1961 events
Almanac entry notes May 15 details including the 1841 year day count and 1961 context. Highlights mid May celestial signs, Jupiter Saturn Venus as morning stars and Mars as evening star. Mentions 1862 creation of the Department of Agriculture, 1869 National Woman Suffrage Association, 1918 first regular U S air mail service, 1924 Johnston Act immigration quotas. Coleridge quote closes.
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Senate considers gold medal for Bob Hope
A Senate resolution, led by Sen. Stuart Symington, proposes a gold medal for Bob Hope for his years of entertaining American troops worldwide. It highlights Hope’s 1 million miles traveled, wartime broadcasts, charity work, and rare honors, including a Living Hall of Fame selection at the Smithsonian.
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Actress Weds Film Producer in Beverly Hills Ceremony
Palm Springs report states motion picture producer Frank Hoss and actress Joan Bradshaw were honeymooning today. The couple wed Saturday at Ro Tome in Beverly Hills with Dr. A J Soldan of the Village Chaveh of Westwood performing the ceremony.
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Two Killers Hunted In New England
Cambridge police and Middlesex County officers pursue Edgar W. Cook and Norman Porter after a fatal jail escape and a string of killings. The fugitives are described as armed and dangerous as lawmen warn they may shoot to kill. Victim David S. Robinson, head jail officer, was killed during the escape attempt. Porter and Cook face murder charges in separate killings and fled after the Cambridge policeman’s death in September.
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School Chief's Wife Succumbs in New York
Mane val Silver, 68, wife of Charles J. Silver president of the New York Board of Education, died today.
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