Directors order suit to recover hospital funds
Directors move to sue to recover hospital funds after discovering unapproved out of state trips by Stone. Allan D. Fisher and Bruce M. Bell initiate civil action while Stone defends the expenses as permitted by a board resolution. Critics accuse the board of disclosure missteps and seek accountability as space and expansion plans move forward.
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Stone
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Mayors Agree to Hire Part‑Time Staff Director in Alameda County
The Alameda County Mayors Conference, in Newark, votes unanimously to hire a part time staff executive director and negotiate with Howard Gardner of the League of California Cities for the post. They aim to improve continuity and conference representation at boards, legislatures, and meetings, while also approving a part time secretary. The group backs Bay Area transit police proposals and tasks its legislative committee with reviewing the $126 million highway construction project freeze and its regional impact.
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Democratic backer alters stance on Nov 15 antiwar plan
Washington backer Rep Andrew Jacobs says he cannot support the November 15 antiwar demonstration. He disputes the New MOBE umbrella group goals and accuses Communist influence within New MOBE, which is organizing a March Against Death in Washington November 18 to 15 and a large rally here November 15.
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UPI
Andrew Jacobs
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New Mobilization Committee
Vietnam
New Mobe
City council challenged over library move plan
Centerville commissioners argued they were not given time to study library relocation before the council meeting. They questioned whether the city council could bypass them and urged a work session to discuss staff recommendations. Local businessman Carl Flegal warned public notice was lacking about the proposed site change.
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Wise
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Centerville
Treaures
Businessmen's Association
Deodorant trial eyed for Springfield pulp plant
Weyerhaeuser Co will test a deodorant at its Springfield pulp and paper plant to curb odors. Plant director Oliver Morgan said similar efforts by Kraft Milk have failed, but the company will proceed with tests in cooperation with Airkem of Oregon Inc. Experiments to neutralize stack emissions may begin in about two weeks.
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Chamber Budget Contributions Corrected
Newark officials correct a misreported chamber budget. The corrected total is 28,050 with 11,550 from the City of Newark, 9,500 from Alameda County, and 11,000 from chamber dues, replacing the earlier figures of 92,400 total with 21,400 city, 11,000 county, and 11,400 dues.
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Fremont dress committee meets at Irvington High
Fremont Unified School District forms a new dress committee of parents and students after a board stalemate over earlier rules. The panel meets at 7 30 p m tonight at Irvington High School 1800 Blacaw Road Fremont to discuss a revised dress cycle replacing the old knee length rule and a slacks option.
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Mistrial declared for Bobby Seale in Chicago trial
UPI reports Judge Julius J Hoffman declared a mistrial for Black Panther leader Bobby Seale on riot conspiracy charges and sentenced him to four years in prison for contempt of court. The remaining seven defendants proceeded with their trial as Seale was removed, with new Seale trial set for April 23, 1970. Seale’s outbursts were described as deliberate efforts to obstruct the proceedings.
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Lence
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Fremont Newark Junior College district weighs student adviser seat
The Fremont Newark Junior College District Board weighs allowing a student to sit in advisory meetings. Abe Hochler proposes election by the student body, while a Firby legal opinion says the faculty senate should elect any faculty representative. Trustees supported a study after a 3 to 2 vote critics call railroaded.
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Fremont- Newark Junior College District Board of Trustees
Abe Hochler
Thomas A. Firby
Joseph McCord
Charles B. Snow
Newark plans large trailer park and office building bids
City planning officials received applications for a 200000 dollar trailer coach park and a 100000 dollar office building. The trailer park would cover four acres near Willow Street and Thornton Avenue and house 36 coaches with a recreation hall a pool and a manager residence. A separate 20 acre park for 167 mobile homes with amenities is also planned near Nimitz Freeway Central Avenue Cedar Boulevard. A 6000 square foot one story office building proposal on Mayhews Landing Road Newark Boulevard was also submitted.
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Thornton Avenue
George K. Demarest
Palo Alto
Charles C. Cashmark
Planning Commission
Cashmark
Fremont Chamber official injured in five car crash
Fremont Chamber of Commerce assistant manager Bill Robbins 28 of 4211 Central Ave is recuperating at home after a Saturday morning crash on the Nimitz Freeway. He and visitor Bill Sim from Scotland were treated at San Leandro Memorial Hospital for jaw and facial injuries and multiple broken bones. Robbins expects return to work in about four weeks.
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