Five Day Temperature Outlook For Northern and Central California
Forecasts show five day temperatures through Thursday with cooler conditions near the coast and inland. Northern areas average 3 to 5 degrees above normal, while central valleys and other regions remain 4 to 7 degrees warmer than usual. Increasing coastal fog develops, with cooler conditions near the central region on Thursday and similar trends in the Bay Area, Sacramento, San Joaquin Valley, Shasta Siskiyou and Sierra Nevada, Santa Clara and Livermore Valleys, and a northwest wind of 10 to 15 mph.
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Snake Bite Victim Condition Stable After Amputation
Mrs. Lucy Lendich, 41, whose right leg was amputated after a rattlesnake bite, remained in Eden Hospital ICU in satisfactory condition. Doctors cited treatment delay and exertion as factors leading to the leg removal below the knee. She is married to Frank Lendich of Oakland and was bitten while gathering chandelier greens in Castro Valley.
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Sheltered Mountaintop Kidnapping Ends in Shootout
Peggy Ann and her kidnapper were found after a weeklong search. In a dawn assault, 300 state police 200 National Guardsmen 100 FBI agents and 75 guards converged. Peggy Ann was safe. Hollenbaugh was wounded but alive as doctors at Fulton County Hospital operated. The girl’s mother and the neighborhood were shaken by the early morning gunfight on the mountain road near Shadean.
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Fremont Lawyers Plan Meeting on Personal Injury Cases
A Fremont bar meeting on Thursday discusses evaluation and settlement of personal injury cases as a search for Peggy Ann continues after she was abducted by a mysterious masked man. The case involves John T. Williams and the Alameda County Bar Association in a tense local crime context.
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Death links in bizarre case emerge in San Francisco
San Francisco police disclosed a hand drawn map locating Green's home found in a waste basket at Call's home. Names in the investigation include Richard Rock, Lawrence Waldt, Max Ward, Carl M. Black, Clyde Simmonds, and others as authorities seize accounts in Oakland banks. Youngren's death is attributed to self harm after missing a Sacramento deputy district attorney appointment.
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Tax Hike Approved and School Tax Rate Change
Tax hike approved affects the overall school tax rate which could drop by as much as 6 cents if bond interest costs are reduced. This year's total school taxes stood at 3 801 per 100 assessed valuation.
Fremont's Budget Proposals Move Forward With Two Week Delay
Fremont considers 1966 67 proposals with no cost estimates yet. Projects include landscaping East of San Lorenzo Creek and Mission Boulevard, street light modernization, underground utilities on C Street and Watkins Street, park improvements, widening Blacow Road, and extending Industrial Boulevard. The plan halves firemen hours from 72 to 67.2 per week starting January 1.
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Chamber plans Indian Pageant amid city landscaping talks
The Chamber announces a May pageant with plans to scout grounds along Mission Boulevard and Foothill Boulevard for a large event representing Presbytery of San Francisco and other groups. Officials outline landscaping at city entry points and facilities near Hayward High School and Cal State campus.
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Bar Mitzvah Burglar Sentenced In Santa Monica Case
Abraham Gerisfeld a four year old nicknamed The Bar Mitzvah Burglar was sentenced to five years to life for a string of burglaries. Police say he targeted homes of families attending bar mitzvahs after reading local Jewish newspapers.
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Newark Faces Tax Hike Or Budget Cuts For 1966-67
Newark Unified School District considers raising the operating tax rate to fund a projected 4.147 million dollar budget. Assistant superintendent Huron Eidson notes an additional 1.30 per 100 assessment boost could be needed if all budget requests are approved, after voters approved a 4.50 per 100 maximum.
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