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Dr. Stanley Monteith, whose well-known book “Brotherhood of Darkness” exposed a “grand conspiracy” of secret societies, the Council of Foreign Relations and the Bilderbergers, has died at the age of 85. A researcher, author and talk-show host, Monteith spent more than 40 years studying the movement to create a world government. During his 35-year career as an orthopedic surgeon he traveled to Europe, lived in South Africa and spent time researching the records of the men and organizations he believed are working to bring the United States under the control of a corporate elite. His radio talk show, “Radio Liberty,”...

KSPO in Spokane WA announced this morning that retired orthopedic surgeon and longtime radio host Dr. Stan Monteith has passed away. There was no other information.

We've spoken with several people who have won Emmys who are upset with the decision to give a special honor to Cory Monteith but not Jack Klugman, and they're all too scared to speak out ... for fear of some sort of retaliation. Jack Klugman -- who has won 3 Emmys and starred in TV classics -- "The Odd Couple" and "Quincy M.E." -- has been overlooked and disrespected for special mention during tonight's ceremony. Instead ... Cory Monteith gets the honor. Jack's son thinks it's ridiculous and disrespectful, and he's right.

Congressional race too close to call Friday, November 1, 2002 By Mike Jensen The 18th Congressional District race between Dennis Cardoza and Dick Monteith is so close that it may actually be a dead heat. And there are enough undecided voters to swing the election either way, according to an independent poll of 400 district residents who are likely to vote. The poll, conducted by A & A Research, was commissioned by the Merced Sun-Star. Assemblyman Cardoza, D-Merced, could have a "slight lead" over his opponent, state Sen. Monteith, R-Modesto, according to E. B. Eiselein, the research director who conducted...

Dear All, My name is Christopher Mays and I am from Roseville, CA. I am helping to put together a coalition of activists to help precinct walk for Dick Monteith, who is running for Gary Condit's old seat. This event is called "The Doolittle Drive". IT is so named because Congressman John T. Doolittle will personally be walking precincts with us. ALongside him will be Cognressman Rheber from Montana. Please join these two Conservative Republicans as they work towards victory for Conservatives across America! WHEN: Saturday, October 26, 2002 WHERE: Bus leaves at 8:00am from the Placer County GOP Headquarters....

Dear All, My name is Christopher Mays and I am from Roseville, CA. I am helping to put together a coalition of activists to help precinct walk for Dick Monteith, who is running for Gary Condit's old seat. This event is called "The Doolittle Drive". IT is so named because Congressman John T. Doolittle will personally be walking precincts with us. ALongside him will be Cognressman Rheber from Montana. Please join these two Conservative Republicans as they work towards victory for Conservatives across America! WHEN: Saturday, October 26, 2002 WHERE: Bus leaves at 8:00am from the Placer County GOP Headquarters....

GOP poll gives Monteith small lead Monday, October 7, 2002 By Daniel Velton According to a poll commissioned by the National Republican Congressional Committee and state Sen. Dick Monteith, R-Modesto, Monteith is slightly ahead in the race for the 18th Congressional District seat. The poll results, which had a margin of error of plus or minus 5.65 percent, where challenged by a staff member for Assemblyman Dennis Cardoza, D-Merced, who is running against Monteith. The pollster reported that if the election had been held last week, Monteith would have received about 42 percent of the vote, while Cardoza would have...

<p>WASHINGTON -- Vice president and fund-raiser extraordinaire Dick Cheney's appearance in Fresno today is supposed to rally the GOP faithful and crack open their wallets.</p> <p>With tickets selling for $250 and vice-presidential photo opportunities offered for an additional $2,000 per couple, congressional candidate Dick Monteith hopes to clear at least a quarter-of-a-million dollars. That will boost his campaign against Democrat Dennis Cardoza, for the seat held by Rep. Gary Condit.</p>

A year ago, California state lawmakers redrew embattled Rep. Gary Condit's (D) 18th district to make it safely Democratic. Now, five months from Election Day, Condit's out, the partisan makeup of the seat is nearly even and Democrats are crying foul over the GOP's registration tactics.Democrats have alleged that a Republican drive to boost registration in the district - where state Assemblyman Dennis Cardoza (D) and state Sen. Dick Monteith (R) are battling to replace Condit, who lost in the primary - used fraudulent tactics to trick voters into joining the GOP.Republicans have countered that the Democrats' charges are overblown...

Monteith holds cash advantage on Cardoza Pombo far ahead of Democratic opponent By Nancy Price Record Staff Writer Assemblyman Dennis Cardoza had to dig deep into his campaign treasury to defeat incumbent Gary Condit in the 18th Congressional District Democratic primary in March, federal elections reports show. Meanwhile, 11th District incumbent Richard W. Pombo continued to build a huge fund-raising lead over his Democratic opponent, Danville attorney Elaine Dugger Shaw, according to April quarterly reports filed with the Federal Election Commission. Republicans noted somewhat gleefully this week that state Sen. Dick Monteith, R-Modesto, outraised Cardoza more than 2-to-1 since the...

<p>WASHINGTON -- The new University of California at Merced holds infinite charms for San Joaquin Valley congressional candidates.</p> <p>Democrat Dennis Cardoza of Merced and Republican Dick Mon-teith of Modesto both support the project unwaveringly. But as Cardoza and Monteith vie for Gary Condit's 18th District seat, the candidates also are competing to show what vigorous suitors they can be.</p>