Fremont Paramedic Training Hindered by Pending Federal Grant
Fremont officials push a county paramedic program at John Adams Community College and University of the Pacific while awaiting a grant from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare. Fire Chief Holzgrafe notes federal aid is uncertain as city staff seek funds to train about a dozen men, acquire vehicles, and partially equip the program.
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Stanford University
Fremont
U.S. Departent of Health, Education and Welfare
Stanford
Cear
Holzgrafe
John Adams Community College
San Francisco
University of Pacific
Stockton
Ini
Counly
Wow City
Holugrife
Weather notes and scattered readings from Fremont and Page 24
Thursday morning weather report notes highs in the 70s for the day and mentions yesterday's Fremont high of 84. Scattered fragments reference agricultural deliveries on Page 24 without full context.
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Bento
Fremont
Fragmentary Nation Page Clipped Notes Heat Wave Mentions
A scrambled OCR excerpt outlines page references to the nation heat wave outlook and evolving economic notes. It cites congressional economist AAV and possible long term improvement timing, with scattered mentions of the Soviet Union and a variety of page numbers.
CIA Drug Abuse Allegations Report Reveals Overreach
A report cites more than 1,000 documents alleging CIA involvement in drug testing and abuses. The pages note undisclosed operations and government bounds, with critics urging full disclosure and accountability.
Johnstown Flood Devastates Region With Toll Rising
Reports from Johnstown indicate a catastrophic wall of water swept through the valley destroying roads cars homes and even a trailer park. Officials say at least 25 people killed with many more injured or missing as rescue efforts continue and governors pledge aid while curfews and relief operations unfold.
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Johnstown
UPI
Wales
Fountain Valley
Kore
Allegheny
Rubber cement debate stalls college board meeting
Fremont Ohlone College trustees approved a 13 272 dollar remodeling bid for lab facilities. The discussion turned to rubber cement packaging with Trustee Blacie proposing bulk buy and transfer to smaller bottles, while Trustee Keller warned of filling costs and Trustee Gygax noted packaging not evenly divisible into counts.
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Tim Harmon Fremont
Ohlone College Board of Trustees
Thal Ollice Ies
Manlyn Blacie
Richard Keller
Mystery surrounds slaying of boy shot twice
A 11 year old boy was shot twice and died near Soraink gh above to Seven Hs tale. Lewicki family say a .22 caliber gun was used and the weapon was confiscated by police. The mother says the boy was shot once in the back and another time as he was with Kevin Hart, who is the same age and size. Police investigate. no reliable details available.
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Jottstown
Barry Kukovich
Red Cross
Milton
Shapp
Washington
Johnstown
Lewicki
Dale
Kevin Hart
Sontewne
Roger Ros
Cer
Sala
Hearings Open on Housing Inflation Favor Less Government
San Francisco lawmakers debated housing costs as the Joint Committee on the State's Economy opened hearings. Chairman Sen. John W. Holmdahl urged fewer state requirements, warning prices will rise if government stays heavy. Witnesses included officials from the Federal Home Loan Bank and California savings and loan groups, who urged exploring mortgage market reforms rather than bold new legislation.
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Jom Pachther
San Francisco
John W. Holmdahl
D-Castra Valtey
Holmdahl
Federal Home Loan Bank
Savings and Loan Industry
Gillies
California Board of Realtops
Maurice Mann
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Mans
Halmdahl
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