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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1972

Page

4

Welfare agency outlines survival plan amid turmoil

Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency officials met for 44 hours to set conditions for continuing operations to aid South County’s poor. They suspended executive director Roberta Acosta amid embezzlement charges and named William Newton acting director. The regional office approved $140,000 to keep the agency running pending Governor Reagan’s decision. Three committees were formed to audit programs, probe evaluations, and investigate alleged political activity. Audience members criticized the board as unrepresentative while protests pressed for accountability to the poor.

Alameda County Western Region Economic Opportunity Weo Syd Furman Oeos OEO Ronald Reagan Furman Newton Manuel Alvarado

New Haven delays in textbook policy revision amid debate

New Haven trustees postponed formal action on a revised text book selection policy, resubmitting the proposal to negotiations with teachers. The plan would let students avoid reading books objected to by a large number of parents, while allowing access on a selective basis, and seeks $90,000 in federal funding for Project Giant Step math. staff fringe benefits for program staff faced resistance.

New Haven Syd Furman

Stanford panel urges suspension for four students

A Stanford University judicial panel recommended a three quarter suspension starting spring quarter for four students who disrupted job interviews on campus last November. The action follows an investigation by campus authorities and reflects the university’s effort to maintain orderly conduct during interviews.

Stanford UPI Stanford University

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