Price Waterhouse to conduct Fremont audit
Fremont school board hired Price Waterhouse by a 54 vote to audit district finances amid four months of turmoil and a district attorney investigation. Trustees discussed initial audit scope with costs pegged at 7000 to 9000 dollars and potential further review. Superintendent Bolt warned missing papers may exist and questioned how reporters obtained materials tied to the Alameda dismissal.
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Price Waterhouse
Harold Alameda
Alameda
Inez Ross
William Bolt
Bolt
Phay
Daily Review
Rosssorts
Herbert Riley
San Francisco
The
Riley
the Alameda
Harry Sheppard
Sheppard
Fremont Federation of Teachers
Tan man on island ruse near Union City site work
Lee Dale appears to be a tan castaway but is actually at the Southern Pacific Industrial Park off Dyer Street in Union City. A long post hole digger signals ground turning for future construction and wave work. The Niraltz Freeway and Hayward City Center Building are visible in the distance.
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Lee Dale
Dale
Southern Pacific
Dyer Street
Union City
Niraltz
Hayward City Center
Life and Death Drama at Honolulu Court Ledge
A frightened teenager crying out on the ledge of the state judiciary building in Honolulu prompted a tense rescue during a family court hearing on an escape from a detention home. Judge John West spoke softly, coaxed her back inside, and took her hand while firemen waited below with a net.
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State Judiciary Building
Honolulu
Family Court
John West
Ford energy plan faces Senate vote after House delay
The House voted 309 to 114 to block a $3 per barrel import oil fee for 90 days, delaying Ford's energy plan. The measure moves to the Senate where support is expected, while White House officials say Ford is encouraged by the substantial margin and will press Congress. The fee enters in stages, with the initial $1 per barrel already in effect, and Ford argues higher prices will reduce foreign oil use and inflation. Critics warn higher prices will hurt the economy and favor oil rationing instead.
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UPI
Hoase
Ford
Senate
House
Ford Administration
White’ House
Ron Nesson
U.S
Jury hears tale of bridge murder and teen witness
Testimony in the Fremont murder trial alleges Robin Sweeney was thrown from the Hayward San Mateo Bridge by his best friend John J. York and others, after a taped confession and a plan to turn in narcotics suppliers. York and Kathy Cruz recount the events as Frank Montenegro Webb and four others face charges.
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Fremont
Robin Sweeney
Hayward-San Mateo
Oakland
Frank Montenegro
Hayward
Paul Delano Webb
Sweeney
Kathy Cruz
John J. York
Miss Cruz
York
Newark Lake
Paul Webb
Richard Ernest Karr Jr
Newark
Webb
Montenegro
Iayward
Tufts
Stevenson Boulevard
Doane Street
Spencer Strellis
Rain Likely Tonight With Warmer Temps Tomorrow
A weather forecast says odds favor rain tonight and tomorrow with warmer temperatures. Lows tonight expected in the upper 60s to low 70s and highs tomorrow in the upper 50s to low 60s. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. More weather on page 11.
Halsey Street group seeks annexation to San Leandro schools
Residents of the Halsey Street area plan weekend petitions to join the San Leandro school district. Alma Jones heads a group seeking to leave San Lorenzo Unified, with county approval allowing lines to align. They aim to gather 25 percent of registered voters and hope a San Lorenzo board change helps, while timing remains open.
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San Leandro
Halsey Steet
Alma Jones
San Lorena
County Public Works Department
Ancsoor
Don Hutchinson
Justice Judge Lets Speeders Travel In Fast Company
San Diego judge Robert J. Cooney dismissed speeding tickets for 8 miles per hour or less, citing fairness after Gov. Reagan’s car was halted for speeding. He said CHP officers should not ticket when speeds barely exceed limits, planning broader dismissals pending similar cases.
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Cooney
Santa Barbara
Reagan
San Diego
CHP
Thompson Fined For Speeding In Local Court
A motorist was cited for 25 mph over the limit in a 35 mph zone and fined 17.50 after a judge heard the case. Thompson urged the court to slow motorists down, citing safety concerns observed during the dash.
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UPT
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John Q. Citizen
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