Fremont revelations loom over school funds and firer chief
The Daily Review reports a sweeping probe into Fremont school finances revealing $1.9 thousand paid to Principal Joe Tranchina without board approval and more than a million dollars in year end checks. Investigators tie funds and equipment purchased from the Divesco Roofing firm to a pattern of irregular splits and questionable authorizations.
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Fremont
Harald Alameda
Daily Review
Alameda
Hayward Tire Company
Joe Tranchina
Franchina
William Bolt
Divesco Roofing and Insulation Co
Warm Springs Blvd
Divesco
Hillview Continuation High
Arthur Pretzer
San Leandro
Alanteda
Ilegally
Millard
The Daily Review Vol 56 Page 15 Cents
The Daily Review issue details a local newspaper page from volume 56 priced at 15 cents. It presents community items, notices, and brief reports typical of a mid century local paper.
Doctors deny mass walkout risk amid malpractice insurance fears
Alameda-Contra Costa Medical Association says talk of a huge doctor walkout this summer is speculation and publicity. State Insurance Commissioner Payne warns 6,000 physicians could lose lawsuit protection if insurance lapses, while local organizers caution it is too early to predict doctor practice stoppages.
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Alameda-Contra Costa Medical Association
William Scheuber
Gleason Payne
Union of American Physicians
South
Union
John T. Randall
Fremont
Washington Hospital
Randall
Physician's Union
F. Rene Vandecarr Sr
Hayward
van de Carr
Scheuber
PG&E seeks new rate rise to lift bills
San Francisco based Pacific Gas and Electric asks the state Public Utilities Commission for a 58.2 million natural gas rate increase to above 82 cents more per month for the average household by summer. If approved this would push natural gas costs up about 8.8 percent for homes and 8.9 percent for large users.
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San Francisco
UPL
Pacific Gas and
Electdé
State Public Utilities Commission
YGRE
Brown cuts staff pay seven percent in California
Sacramento UPI reports Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. ordered a 7 percent pay cut for top aides and told agency secretaries to follow suit when the new fiscal year begins July 1. January paychecks to executive staff were issued late, with two officials expected to be paid a day late.
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Sacramento
UPI
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Brown
Bill Stall
Rainy Weather Forecast With Mild Overnight Lows
The weatherman predicts rainy weather through tomorrow with less cold overnight temperatures. Highs will range from 45 to 55 and lows from 35 to 45. There is an 80 percent chance of rain tomorrow. More weather on Page 1h.
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Harold Alameda
Debley
Hayes Calculator Co
San Jose
Hayes
Olivetti Underwood Corp
New York
Pressed Steel Co
Los Angeles
Diveswa
Conklin Brothers
Divesen
Mameda
the Daily Review
California
Coast Guard
U.S
Jatish
Maretsteak
Pesores
He Delageiver
Pg&e
Ann Landers
Ray Orrock
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