Final Ferguson eyed to remain as consultant at $150 a day
Trustees considered keeping Ferguson on as a consultant amid school district turmoil. A finance director was fired, interim arrangements discussed, and a new post created, with the district planning to retain Ferguson for ongoing advisory work in Fremont schools.
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Ohlone Viet aid issue inches toward vote
Fremont reports a campus rally as Ohlone College students debate donating funds for Vietnamese war victims. A petition drive seeks 1315 signatures for a student body referendum while supporters urge directing aid to humanitarian needs and medical supplies rather than the Viet Cong.
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Weather and CIA agent recruitment remark in Vietnam note
Morning weather forecast shows mostly fair skies with lingering coastal low clouds and mild temperatures. The CIA director cites 400 to 500 Americans approached for foreign power work in five years, while Pentagon notes the last two Marines killed in Vietnam likely remain at Seventh Day Adventist Hospital in Saigon.
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Schools review after smoking bill passes
Schools face review of campus smoking restrictions after Gov. Jerry Brown signed the bill. Fremont officials say guidelines will be developed with input from staff and student governments before the fall board meeting. Hayward and New Haven districts note changes may be limited to on campus areas and off campus behavior.
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Mail service change opposed by Mayors eye 911 funding
Alameda County learned last night that $2 million in discretionary funds may be available in two months for a county wide emergency telephone system. The Criminal Justice Board has applied for a 25 million federal grant for a single emergency number. Calling 911 would automatically route to the appropriate police or public safety agency. Five year cost projected around 2.9 million. County administrator Loren Enoch said funds would come from discretionary county funds. $81,000 has been allocated for a six month period to work with a telephone company on a basic system. Mayors conference considered curbside mailboxes as alternatives to door to door delivery amid new subdivisions in the Livermore valley.
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Court to appoint attorney for Tito DeWayne Titus in tax case
A San Francisco federal judge ordered that DeWayne Titus receive a court appointed attorney at public expense in the Income tax falsification case. Titus, a Fremont resident and WWII veteran with limited schooling, seeks jury waivers amid medical concerns after heart surgery, while prosecutors weigh whether to insist on a jury trial.
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