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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
2
The narrator laments a life of slouching and seeks improvement through the Mensendieck posture method. He details a humorous quest to correct shoulder, abdomen, and pelvic alignment with Dr. Lyuba Durdskova Janousek guidance while joking about fitness, church kneeling, and a stubborn spine.
The report notes U.S. wartime and postwar loans totaling about 93 billion, with many nations still owing portions. It cites France, the UK, and others owing billions, while some countries like Cuba and Nicaragua have cleared their World War I debts. The Soviet Union and Germany show varied remaining balances.
Occupational training is included in the Fremont Adult School winter quarter offerings and begins the week of January. Vocational courses cover automotive mechanics cable television installation data processing radio licensing television system maintenance and industrial drafting. Pull lists of offerings and class meeting times may be obtained at the Fremont Adult School office.
A judge ruled Tuesday that Queen Anne Court in the Kay Homes tract must remove two cul de sacs and eliminate access roads feeding the development. The decision requires Remington Land Co to modify the tract and obtain city approval. Court actions followed months of disputes with homeowners challenging the access street plan and city delays in approving the map.
Fremont Iowa-style report details the Fremont Dalfied School District and five others collaborating on individualized instruction. Clyde Voorhees outlines a program of 15 workshops across California cities with about 80 teachers per session, using videotapes and recordings to tailor instruction to learners. The project, funded by a federal grant, aims to disseminate findings from years of research and may lead districts to run their own workshops.
A fragmentary newspaper blurb notes coverage by Daily Review and Food Le Sports with unclear agency names and roles, mentioning a seamer and scattered terms. The readable text hints at a sports or public notice but lacks concrete events, dates, or outcomes.
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