Wet winter forecast spans much of nation says U.S. forecasters
Government long range forecasters predict a wetter winter with a 95 percent chance of above average precipitation in the West and North, and a 65 percent chance of milder temperatures in much of California. Above average rain and snow expected east of the Mississippi, drier conditions in parts of the Southwest, with a broad temperature outlook across the Great Lakes to New England.
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Local Notices Briefed In Hayward Castro Valley Edition
Public notices from Hayward California dated Tuesday November 29 1977 list certificates and related filings. The item notes official entries likely corporate or municipal in nature. Readers are advised to consult the paper for full details and deadlines.
Hayward town meeting voices concerns over class size and junk food
About 80 district parents attended Hayward Unified hearing at a town meeting led by Gregory Micheaels. They pressed issues from overcrowded La Vista Junior High to funding for disadvantaged students and gym rule enforcement.
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CHP accelerate crackdown on drunk drivers in Alameda County
The California Highway Patrol plans to arrest about 600 drunken drivers in Alameda County during the holiday period, a 50 percent rise from last year. With $20,000 federal funding, two additional officers per shift will patrol daily, especially Thursday through Saturday nights, and processing will move to Fairmont Hospital to speed blood breath and urine tests.
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Nominee for FBI job bows out
Alabama federal judge Frank M. Johnson announces withdrawal of his nomination as FBI director due to health issues after abdominal surgery and hernia complications. Attorney General Griffin Bell confirms Johnson will write to President Carter to withdraw.
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Korea subversion plan outlined
A U S House subcommittee released an alleged internal South Korean CIA memo detailing a planned 750000 dollar intelligence operation aimed at outright subversion in the White House Congress and top U S military and diplomatic circles. The document tied to KCIA Korea Central Intelligence Agency lists funds for political campaigns and clandestine operations targeting media academia and religious groups to influence U S policy and defend Korea.
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Shy Signs Startup Turns Courting Phrase Craze Worldwide
Paul Steinbaum created sign language paddles in 1976 after a near-miss with a California girl. The business has sold about 20 000 signs at 4 95 each and now explores themed sets for singles, kids, adults and motorists while seeking slang in other languages and countries.
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