18 Apr 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1975
Page
1
Fragmented OCR notes discuss state and local government wage structures, ranges, and steps with percent spreads. Mentions executives and city salaries including Lip Bill Paressivermore and Richard Turntund, in a city of about 100000, but many garbled phrases limit specifics.
Glenmoor School sixth graders under teacher Arlene Vanderzee are to be honored in Sacramento for an ecology project that cut home aerosol can usage from 289 to 20 per dwelling after surveys. They urged local firms to stop spraying products and spread awareness through industry tours and school campaigns.
Friday forecast notes yesterday's Fremont high at 68 and a low around unspecified values, with scattered details missing from the OCR. It summarizes a partial weather snippet without complete temperatures or conditions.
The star prosecution witness in the Zebra street killings trial testifies recruits for the Death Angels were required to murder four white children, five or six white women or nine white men. Edward J. Daly heads World Airways and telegrams 900 business leaders to match his $1 million Indochina refugee relief drive.
Federal jury acquits a former official of charges connected with the 1971 affair after finding the promoter Michael C. Lockman behind Eres 7 sat beside a dancer and lamented jokes about the event.
The Cambodian conflict endured about five years with an estimated 250000 deaths. The war devastated Cambodia, leaving its beauty ruined and inflicting a major foreign policy setback to the United States and the Nixon Doctrine.
Fremont superintendent William J. Bolt announced he will depart the district two months before his contract ends on April 28. The school board is near selecting a successor and Bolt plans to use accumulated vacation and leave time. He says he will not seek renewal and may be away for a period.
Wayne Ferguson, 48, Palo Dale School District official, argued progress requires taking risks as he presented for Fremont school superintendent. He referenced Roosevelt on public employee strikes, favored collective bargaining if collective laws were removed, and highlighted his local experience in ML Eden and Orland districts, noting two years left on his Palmdale contract.
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