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Dan Albert
4942 votes
62.3%
- Occupation: Mayor City of Monterey
- Monterey Mayor '86-'02/Councilman '79-'86
- Monterey Cty. Mayors' Assoc.: Chair '92-'02
- Monterey Reg. Waste Mgmt. Dist: Chair '02
- FORA Member
- Monterey High Teacher '53-'91
- Monterey High Head Football Coach '53-'75
Priorities:
- Retention of Defense Language Institute/Navy Postgraduate School
- Continue with vision of Window To The Bay
- Traffic and housing concerns
Morgan Christopher
2250 votes
28.4%
- Occupation: Downtown Business Owner
- Husband of a strong and intelligent woman and the father of a bright and sensitive daughter.
- Concerned resident of Monterey since 1994.
- Graduated from the University of California at Los Angeles (sorry Stanford)
- Demonstrated record of support for maintaining the history and beauty of Monterey.
- Unanimously voted "chalk monitor" of Mrs. Johnson's second grade class.
- Once made 27 free throws in a row.
Priorities:
- To establish a city government responsive to the needs of all residents. To re-evaluate the proposed $20,000,000 city office complex.
- To preserve and respect Monterey's unique history, actively support local business, and to address the traffic, housing and water problems facing us.
- To purchase and restore the State Theatre into the vibrant and dynamic engine that propels our downtown economy.
Bob Oliver
728 votes
9.1%
- Occupation: Monterey Businessman/Parent
- Fifth generation residents
- Myron and Dorothy Oliver - my grandparents
- J K Oliver was my Great Grandfater and a former Monterey City Councilman.
- I was instrumental in preventing the closure and sell of the David Avenue School during the 1986 election proccess.
- I supported the effort to prevent card room gambling at the hotel site now established as the Embassy Suites.
- I am an active advocate of educating the public , and public education.
Priorities:
- Set aside politics - Listen and judge my merrit.
- Stop abuse of power policies within City Government and Police
- Redefine public education. Audit - Educate - Fund .
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