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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1975
Page
4
The narrator recalls a wall with textured patterns behind his desk that sparked vivid fantasies about a woman painted on it. He describes childhood dreams of rescuing The Girl On The Wall, fantasies with dragons, heroes, a gold locket, and a penknife, and wonders if she might still be there in the new newsroom.
Washington reports Congress approves a federal spending total of 367 billion with an 83 billion deficit, higher than Ford’s proposal. A Joint Economic Committee poll shows mixed views on a potential 75 billion deficit, inflation risks loom, and the plan marks a milestone in budgeting before a fiscal year.
Alameda dispatch reports Ralph Watson praising Capt. Charles P. Miller of Fountain Valley Calif for his handling aboard the cargo ship Manager seized by Cambodia. Watson says Miller is a capable, decisive sea officer who would risk his life and show common sense in emergencies.
Union City planning commissioner Anthony Na resigns citing increased responsibilities as director. Appointed May 1 1974 by city council Najera’s term runs to Oct 31 1976. City council to appoint a successor to fill the vacancy and ensure attendance at twice monthly meetings.
A Senate committee approved Assembly Bill 183 to allow pharmacists to substitute generic or chemically equivalent drugs for brand names with patient physician approval optional, aiming to save up to 45 million dollars annually though critics warn of health risks. Supporters include California Pharmacists Association and Consumers Union, while opponents cite potential loss of treatment control and drug effectiveness concerns.
A UPI report notes three sonic booms over a desert region caused exterior windows to shatter. No injuries were reported as investigators assess the scene and local officials file preliminary statements.
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