Weather Corner Forecast For Bay Artem And Regions
Weather outlook shows sunny conditions for Bay Artem with possible night and morning overcast and light drizzle tomorrow morning. Temperatures vary. tonight’s low 32 to high 45. Mt. Shasta-Siskiven area fair today with showers and thunderstorms Wednesday. cooler Wednesday. Sierra Nevada fair through Wednesday with possible showers in extreme north. San Joaquin Valley fair through Wednesday with highs near 76 today and 70 to 80 Wednesday. Salinas Valley fair with morning fog through Wednesday. highs 54 to 74. Paso Robles and Santa Clara Valley fair with morning fog through Wednesday. highs in the 60s to 70s. Monterey Bay area overcast but fair afternoons through Wednesday with drizzle possible Wednesday morning.
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Tide Tables Hint at Time and Tide Details
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Defeat Seen For Bill On Cross Filing
RACRAMENTO AP The Assembly Constitutional Amendments Committee approved the cross filing measure 5-2. Assemblyman Don Allen of Los Angeles and four Republicans backed it. The bill, by Assemblyman Al Sehrade of El Cajon, would restore the 1914 1959 cross filing system allowing nomination by both parties. Democrats predict floor defeat, citing 34 votes needed and current 47 33 party control.
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Sacramento bills sign and political turnover in state actions
Senate debates and governor signings reshape narcotics housing, safety rules, juvenile labor, alcohol licenses, and public agency disclosures. Notable items include a narcotics hospital transfer, a mental health trial move, mine safety updates, a minimum fine for mile stabilization, school pool funding, professional course limits, liquor license relations, and public agency secrecy amendments.
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Oaklanders Cast Votes For Mayor
Oakland voters flocked to the polls to decide whether Councilman John C. Houlihan or Mayor Clifford Rishell will lead the city. With about 46 percent of its 180000 registered voters expected to vote, both campaigns touted labor endorsements and local union support.
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State Salary Raise Okayed by Assembly Committee
A California state salary raise for 120000 employees, raising pay by about four percent, cleared a committee today. The measure awaits full Assembly action as supporters press for faster passage amid budget concerns and warnings from critics about state costs.
Governors Clash At Western Governors Conference
Governors from multiple states spar over a proposed 10 million dollar federal juvenile delinquency program. Democratic Gov Sawyer pushes for decisive action while Republican governors Clyde and Fannin oppose federal funding and seek time to review Kennedy administration proposals. California's Edmund G. Brown criticizes watered down resolutions as the meeting unfolds.
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Scurrilous Statements Spark Senate Clash Over Narcotics Meet
In Sacramento, Senator Hugo Fisher leveled scurrilous allegations at Los Angeles County Counsel Kennedy during a Senate Judiciary Committee session. The panel rejected a bill on evidence obtained by illegal search and seizure, voting 6-5 with seven votes needed. Kennedy testified against several CAahan-related measures while Gov. Brown opposed changes. The session also advanced a narcotics bill to create a unique state hospital prison for addicts, with sites eyed near Norco or Camp Elliott and an estimated cost of 5 to 7 million dollars and 350 staff.
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