Weather Corner: fair conditions with morning fog patches
Weather outlook wide area fair today tonight and Friday with patchy fog in morning and cooler Friday. San Francisco Bay Area highs reach mid to upper 70s to mid 80s with lows near 50s, winds light to 15 mph. Central Coast and Salinas valley show similar fair, slight fog Friday morning, gentle afternoon winds. temperatures vary by subregion with 90s to 100 in Sacramento Valley and rising 70s to 80s along coast and Salinas due to coastal influence.
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Newsmen Reject Settlement Offer
New York Times management and the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild remain apart as the Times rejects the 30 page Kheel settlement plan for the 22 day old strike. The guild negotiators say several items are acceptable but the overall formula is not accepted.
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Weather Roundup Paints Damp Northeast With Rain
Rain covered the Ohio Valley to the southeast and scattered showers moved through the middle and lower Mississippi Valley. North Dakota to the Pacific Northwest had showers while most of the west and New England stayed clear. Minneapolis Saint Paul recorded about half an inch, with rain easing before the World Series game between the Twins and Dodgers. The southeast saw the heaviest downpours along Alabama and Florida panhandle coasts near Apalachicola. Cold air settled in New England with temperatures dipping into the 20s.
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Station Seeks More Police After Repeated Break-ins
Houston City Council will consider a second appeal by M. L. Carpenter requesting more police near his filling station after multiple holdups on August 26 and September 19 and another on September 25. Carpenter briefly closed the station at night and burglars then broke in, leading to canceled robbery insurance.
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Assembly Nears Vote On Reapportion Bill
SACRAMENTO AP Assemblymen head to a vote on their reapportionment plan while the Senate signals it will draft redistricting for the upper house. Democratic leadership pressures push a comprehensive package with hopes of keeping incumbents in office and meeting court orders. Burns notes a majority support in the Assembly to proceed, while the Senate may pursue a separate redistricting measure.
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Clara Bow estate exceeds twenty thousand dollars
Los Angeles AP reports Clara Bow left an estate over 20 000 dollars and a larger feast fund. Misa Bow died September 27 at age 59. Howard Menshey, probate attorney, said Bow’s belongings go to her sons Rex A Bel dam 20 Reno Nevada and Gorge Frantes Bel dam 27 Las Vegas Nevada. Remainder to be sold to fund a trust for Bow s benefit. sons not named as trust beneficiaries. The piece also references political reapportionment debate in the California legislature.
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Watts Riot Praise of Parker Motion Shelved in Assembly
In Sacramento the Assembly shelved a motion praising Los Angeles Police Chief Wil Parker for his handling of the Watts riot amid Democratic pressure. The measure, led by Assemblyman Charles Conrad, was returned to Rules Committee after three roll calls left it with the bare 41 vote majority. The push drew opposition from 25 lawmakers, including six Democrats, and mixed GOP support, while Parker denies charges of bias and brutality.
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Body Found In Lake Berryessa
A body believed to be William Moitland of Richmond was found in Lake Berryessa. The marine engineer was last seen Friday in his boat on the lake and found Wednesday afloat but out of fuel. Ranger Kenneth Narlow said Moitland may have drowned while trying to swim to shore after the craft ran dry.
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