Police Chief Fabbri Dies at 47 in Fremont
Fremont police chief John Victor Fabbri, 47, died after a heart attack at home. He took over the Fremont department in 1969 guiding expansion and a sector patrol system. Survived by wife Gloria and two daughters. remembered as a dedicated, personable leader who pressed improved arrest data and victim aid.
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Dean Holzgraf
Fabbris
Fremont Ambulance Co
Washington Hospital
Don Driggs
Union City
William Kirkpatrick
South County
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Fabber
Fremont Police Department
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Clinto Wright
Peralta Boulevard
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Roger Neuman
Neuman
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Richard Out
Fremont Police Officers Association
Cox
San Francisco
John Victor Fabbri
Backyard koi ponds gain in Bay Area popularity
In the Bay Area many homeowners pursue koi carp as tropical pond decor. Klinks in Sunnyvale and a Warm Springs hatchery sell koi from $1 for a yearling to over $25 for larger fish with 18 to 20 year life spans. The hobby requires substantial setup, filtration, and careful pond management to keep similar sized fish together.
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Fremont
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Linda
Police clash with protesters in New Delhi amid emergency crackdown
In New Delhi police charged into protests against Mrs. Gandhi as the emergency decree loomed. At least 30 were arrested after clashes on narrow streets, with demonstrators seeking resignation over her conviction. Police used night sticks while crowds sought shelter in homes as authorities restricted gatherings and slogans.
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Fall of a diemhese and a six foot life raft ordeal
A fragmentary report details weather near the town with northwest winds 15 to 30 mph. It mentions Director William Colby criticizing the intelligence agency for a Page. The text also notes Anthony John Pike adrift for three days on a life raft with Jennifer Robyn as a listed companion.
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Anthony John Pike
Jennifer Robyn
FBI calls Indian arrest progress in shootout case
FBI spokesman said arrest of Herman Thunder Hawk shows progress in the case near Oglala. No evidence ties Thunder Hawk to the house where a shootout occurred and a man found dead after the incident was later identified, with investigators awaiting further details.
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Seattle
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