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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1975
Page
5
Medical column discusses sacroiliac strain versus disc pain, noting that sacroiliac injury often improves with prescribed rest exercises and a mattress board. Includes reader questions on dizziness from flu and a 15 year old's visitor experiences in hospital, plus brief items on Pentagon bomber funding and Sinatra Hersholt Award.
Alameda County Water District will drop Social Security deductions for 115 employees effective April 1, switching to the state Public Employees' Retirement System. An employee earning 14 100 yearly would gain about 689 dollars in take home pay, while the district covers the increased PERS costs.
The Alameda County Human Relations Commission in Oakland will review a housing goals report from its housing committee. It recommends five goals: provide good quality housing for diverse households including disabled persons. ensure housing choice for all. improve stock alongside neighborhood and community welfare. meet environmental needs without excluding housing. coordinate land use transport facility and social services planning across agencies.
William A Foote 17 senior at Washington High Fremont and Mark W Bales 17 senior at Marina High San Leandro won Bay Area Engineering Council scholarships of 500 each after competing with 4 other students across seven counties. Foote tops 14 of 347 in class and aims to physics. Bales tops 314 and plans electroengineering or medical school after undergrad. both are sons of local residents.
Fire crews were dispatched across the Tri City area with multiple calls logged late at night. The report lists addresses and times including Marietta Terrace and Serena Street, noting responders from local departments and a 2:10 am call. Further details are fragmented.
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