Unclear Northern California Weather Report Fragments
Fragmented weather bulletin lists fair conditions across Northern California regions with patchy temps and variable winds. Mentions Sierra Nevada Sacrament Valley Monterey Bay and Livermore with mixed forecasts, including fair through Saturday and light to moderate temperature changes.
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San Joaquen Valley
Urcay
H'Ah &S
Isnight
Gs Fight
Monteray Bay Area
Thea
Mtrar
Marthwest
Livermore Valley
Fair Theoush Felurddee
Nyteam
Fire and emergency calls across multiple counties reported today
A stream of emergency dispatches lists fires, resuscitation calls, and vehicle incidents across Hayward, Castro Valley, San Leandro, Fremont, Pleasanton, Sunol and nearby towns. Notable items include an eight hundred forty dollar house fire in Fremont, a grass fire on Las Lision Road, and a car fire near Mowry Road.
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Algrreca
Tira
Hayward
Hurom
Fesudcltas
Castro Valloy
Lasinion
Hain Fe
Cull Canyon
Vegas Avernum Washown
Puma Lasstey Avenue
Recwood Road
San Leandro
East Ath
Ashland
Fast Bay
Howe
Cherry Lang
UNICK
A.m
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Sirest
Fremont
Missin
Niles
Man
Pau
Rey
Logan Brive
Pam
Wonderésl
Wisdina
Mapis Brive
Bend Kodat
Village Parksay
Ania
der Valley
Uvermore Toprms
Arint
Sheehy
Pleasanton
Sunol
Martines
Itaeré
Births at Kaiser and Rose Hospitals Spark Local Notes
Birth notices from Kaiser Hospital and Rose Hospital list numerous families in Newark Hayward Union City and San Leandro with details of newborns including girls and boys born Sept 25 to Oct 2. Parents named include Weaver Granada Leavis Rio Gingel Brenan Masser Navarra Rodrigury Farmer Kline Ledferd Angulana Reinga and others. Addresses such as 3457 Cherry St Newark 7155211 Ave Oakland and 2704 S Pompano Hayward accompany the announcements. The column records multiple births with dates and residences in the South County area.
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Kaiser Hospital
Jerry Weaver
Kedale Drive
Newark
Roar
Granada
Cherry
Ronald Leavis
Ave
Oakland
Denial Rio
Blossom Way
Hayward
Ars
William Treever
Dennis Orr
William Brenan
Kiliy
S'R
Irs
Masser Sabati
Apple Ave
Bernis Ware
Birkdal Brive
Lorenzo Eastland
Narpyland
Sa'eme Navarra
Union City
Advita Rodrigury
St. Union City
Francisco Valercia
Wise Drive
Seal
Jesse Farmer
Rovers
Kay
Fie
Robert Kline
Mareen Seah
Thomas Ledferd
Regal
Kewwate
Jo Angulana
West Winen Aye
Arthur Reinga
Rackford
Haywart
Dissolution filings list numerous named parties across cases
A long list of individuals including Neil C Maxwell Delores C Mendoza Susan Nauch Hellene Higgins Linda Olenhous Linda Demcoe Peggy Burkes Jarry Jaathhews Margard Edward Taylor Shelly Thomas Jovee Jaathews Nancy Rose Scozzafray Ronald Comroy Naomi Stinson Pauline Engle Karen Engel Herbert McHenry Jean Fountain Norma Jaba Cowan Leslie Howard Lelia Manes Aurel Francis Dorothy Francis Stanley Gonsales Peter Huseby Judittr Warren Bolynuk Mariod Garcia Josephine Garcia Elizabeth Rose Donald Smith Hogard Scott Cheryl MeGolop Mary Jackson Frelya Jackson George Wragger Harry Crawford Mildred Crocker Claude Van Sickle Nancy Rodriquez Betty Malokey Linda MUNLER Lexite Aldridge Burl Gillum Leonard Potter Nalabe Thompson Virginia Thompson Alyata Melson Glenn Paarchaster Robecl Pollock Lorraine Epps Shelly Allen Patricia Ragadale Margie Brand Sylvia AGEN Wilora HUDDLESTON Robert Fraizer Lawrence Samorand Gingar Felix and others in dissolution filings across multiple names.
Final dissolutions enter a chaotic list of names
A fragmented, comma heavy OCR list presents numerous names and initials, pairing individuals with titles and fragments. The item reads like a roster of dissolutions or court entries, with many misspelled surnames and unclear groupings, offering little coherent narrative but many proper nouns to anchor future verification.
Interlocutory Judgments Names List in Edwards Case
A lengthy list of interconnected individuals appears in an interlocutory judgment record involving Edwards. The names include Jeannette C Edwards and others such as Maybelle D Gregory and Ariana L Comeaux among many spouses kin and associates. The document reads as a court filing enumerating parties bearing various surnames and initials.
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Elmers 1
Stadig
Vera_ ard
Sitrey
Jaccormick
Davieth
Grew
Ine Jensen
Susan Ho
Jimery Gavis
Carol J
Steptrr Moses
Pegay Land
Handette Moffett
Wabella Haldares & Ur
Commission calls Jackson State deaths overreaction by police
The Presidents Commission on Campus Unrest faulted Mississippi police for an unreasonable 28 second fusillade at Jackson State College in May that killed two students and wounded others. It blamed poor planning, communication, training and discipline and noted a pattern of deceit by Jackson authorities regarding gunfire.
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Washington
Presidents Commission
Mississippi
Jackson State College
Jackson
Miss
Jackson City
Oles
Pennsylvania
Willian W. Scranton
John Bell Williams
Jackson State
Ohio National Guard
Kent State University
Kent State
Cambodia
Nixon
Scranton Commission
Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol
Trork
Wen
Alexander Hall
Jackson Cry
Paleo
Delta Queen Ends Service With Final Baton Rouge Run
The Delta Queen steamboat, based in Baton Rouge Louisiana, will make its final trip on November 2 marking the end of the nation’s last overnight river steamboat. A House Senate conference refused to accept an amendment exempting the ship from certain federal maritime safety laws, sealing its fate.
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Baton Rouge
Senate
Obscenity report draws bipartisan Senate and admin rebuke
Washington and Oakland reports show bipartisan Senate leaders and Nixon aides denouncing the pornography commission's plan to loosen obscenity bans. White House adviser Pinch and Postmaster General Blount condemn the proposals as signals of decadence and irresponsibility. Cardinal Dearden questions link to antisocial acts, while Reagan calls the campus violence report a flawed peace tool.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
Pornography Commission
White House
Robert H. Pinch
Winton M. Blount
Mike Mansfield
Robert Griffin
Johnson
John Dearden
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
US Catholic Conference
Supreme Court
Otto N. Larson
Commission
University of Washington
Resno
Upti
Ronald Reagan
Commission On
Senate backs tougher powers for EEOC on discrimination
The Senate voted 47 to 24 to empower the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission to issue cease and desist orders against firms and unions that discriminate by race religion or sex in hiring or promotion. The measure faces a stalled House version in Rules Committee and may die with Congress adjournment.
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Washington
UPD
Senate
Equal Employment Opportuniies Commission
EEOC
House
Boc
Senate approves ecology agency and weather watcher
The Senate voted 48 to 5 to create a super agency combining weather and coast defense. NOAA and the new Environmental Protection Agency will take shape Saturday under the Nixon administration.
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Washington
UPL
Senate
National
Sceanic and Atmospheric Administration
NOAA
Environmental Protection Agency
EPAT
Cuba sub base data inconclusive says Church
Senator Frank Church says evidence on a Russian submarine base in Cuba is not enough to reach a firm conclusion. He notes ongoing construction but calls most reports exaggerated and urges cautious, watchful handling of the situation while referencing the 1962 missile crisis.
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Washington
Frank Church Didaho
United States
Cuba
Chueh
Senate
Defense Intelligence Agency
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Pentagon
Rivers
Churet
Church
Solons vote aid in disease fight
Congress sent the White House a bill authorizing 163 million dollars in two year grants to states for a vaccination program against German measles and other communicable diseases. The Nixon administration has hinted at a veto over how the funds would be spent after a previous veto on a health bill involving hospital construction funds was overridden by Congress.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
NASA to adopt metric system in publications
NASA plans to switch to the metric system in some scientific and technical publications becoming the first federal agency to make the metric system primary. Congress has ordered two studies to be completed by next August to assess effects on consumers and the economy.
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Washington
UPS
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Congress
U.S
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