Fremont drug gang linked to murder and death threats
John York, 29, of Fremont, freed to leave town amid threats after a drug network tie to the Aug. 9 death of 22-year-old Robin Sweeney. Montene gro, Webb, Montenegro and others face trial in superior court with accusations of a Fremont underworld operation. Police report threats against witnesses and a businessman connected to the case.
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Dopering
John York
Sweeney
York
Char
Frank Montenegro
Hayward
Paul D. Webb
Superior Court
General Motors
Montenegro
Bureau of Narcotics Enforcement
Peterson
Webb
Underworld
Fremont school trustee proposes four point plan for district
Fremont trustee Gloria Carr seeks reelection on March 4 with a four point program to reorganize the district administration and audit funds. She calls for a complete audit of district finances, restructuring of central office duties, internal service realignment, and spending funds on educational programs. The plan envisions replacing the superintendent structure, moving finance under an associate superintendent of business, and eliminating the purchasing agent role after current staff retirements.
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Fremont
Gloria Carr
Carr
Chan
William Bolt
Larry Sylva
Harold Alameda
Newark approves potential sale of two school sites
School trustees authorized reappraisal of Bunker-Smith and Moores Avenue sites to raise funds for Memorial High School completion. If unpurchased by city or park district, land may go to former owners or public sale. Also OK’d May 27 lease-purchase election for Memorial project amid a dissent over tax rate.
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Newark
Memorial High School
Bunker-Smith
Moores Avenue
Department of Education
East Bay Regional Park District
Woody Ballard
Fremont Raceway extension review faces planners
An environmental impact report on a proposed extension of the use permit for the Fremont Raceway and related uses goes before the city planning commissioners tonight for review. Also, Fremont council members fail to decide on over 2 million in federal community development funds over three years.
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Fremont
Samuelson cites Washington slump as cause of recession
Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Samuelson tells Florida business leaders the current economic slump was contrived in Washington and got out of hand. Senate panel reports deficits in Social Security Funds are twice as large as previously predicted. Bess Wallace Truman marks her ninth birthday observing a quiet, unfussy tradition.
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Paul Samuelson
Florida
Washington
Bess Wallace Truman
Harry S. Truman
Physicians May Walk Off Jobs At Washington Hospital
On May 1 doctors at Washington Hospital may strike due to a crisis in liability insurance. Dr. Conrad Anderson reported the insurer Argonaut may raise premiums by about 384 percent, threatening continued practice without coverage. Hospital administrators warn of policy risks and a possible May 3 crisis, prompting a plan to seek state or nationwide malpractice coverage and contingency measures.
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Fremont
Washington Hospital
Conrad Anderson
Hospital Board of Directors
Argonaut
Anderson
Rich ‘Ard Warren
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