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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1971
Page
2
A humorous column recounts waking on Nimitz Freeway near Whipple Road, reactions to morning cold showers, and the author’s evolving habit of shaving in the hot shower to ease the wakeup shock. He notes the risks and the amusing trials, ending with a perk of avoiding the bleary mirror animal.
Fremont Lingbury, crafts foreman of the Alameda County Water District, has served since 1966. The district earned a second safety honor from the American Water Works Association after 390000 hours of work with 110 employees and only one disabling injury.
New Haven area trustees vote to refer soil fill concerns at the Cesar Chavez school site to the district attorney and two state boards after two independent soil engineering firms found the fill equal to or superior to specifications. County counsel notes limited legal recourse. some officials dispute test results and demand action. Concerns also raised about playground sand at Decoto School after a brain concussion.
Alameda County supervisors considered raising general assistance subsidies for about 3500 impoverished residents and reforming how funds are allocated. They deferred final decisions on increasing grants, debating a flat grant package versus higher rent allowances, with estimates suggesting a $27,000 six month cost and possible yearly rent subsidy impact.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a community notice or subscription rates with scattered names and a phone number. The readable items include a March date, a Fremont California location, and a few personal names, but essential actions, parties, and exact terms are missing. The fragment offers little verifiable context.
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