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Patricia Jenkins, $12,350, for personal injuries allegedly caused by
<br />City Police motorcycle.
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<br />CLAIM DENIED On motion of Councilman Hubbard,
<br /> seconded by Councilman Schlueter and
<br /> carried, Council denied, on rec~endation
<br /> of the City Attorney, the claim of
<br />Miguel V. Calderon, $5,000 for personal injuries allegedly sustained at the
<br />Orange County Jail on December 15, 1963.
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<br />BTT.r,IAHDS CEBTER On motion of Cc~ncilma~ Hubbard,
<br /> seconded by Councilman Harvey and
<br /> carried, Council granted the request
<br /> of Sotiri Harros to open a family
<br />billiards center at 1212 S. Bristol, subject to c~npliance with city building
<br />standards.
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<br />CITT?.EWS ADVISORY CO~'l-l',r~. On motion of Counctlmu Hubbard,
<br /> seconded by Cou~cilmau Harvey and
<br /> carried, Council appointed to the
<br /> Citizens Advisory Committee, on the
<br />rece~,~endation of the Planning Cc~mission, Mrs. Margery B. Broyles and Fern
<br />Ztmmer~an,
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<br />CITVZW~S ADVISORY C01~9~-,'.:~.
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<br />C~mmlttee for the General Plan Program.
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<br />It was moved by Councilman Hubbard,
<br />seconded by COUncilman Schlueter that
<br />Mrs. Loule Boer, be removed as a
<br />member of the Citizens Advisory
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<br />Patrick Duggan, 1~02 E. 21st Street, member of the Citizens Advisory Committee,
<br />referred to an editorial in The Independent which urged citizens to take an
<br />active part in Government, end he expressed the opinion that no action should
<br />be taken against Mrs. Boer, ~ut that she could instead relinquish the chairm-=-
<br />ship of the sub-c,~ttee and continue to serve on the c~ittee.
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<br />Mrs. Boer state~ that no charges had been filed against her in the City Clerk's
<br />office and that her removal was instigate~ by a group favoring an Urban Renewal
<br />Program.
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<br />Dr. Donald Lind, 26~3 N. Main, member of the CAC and Inter-City Sub-Co,,,~ttee,
<br />requesting that the contents of the petition be reveale~ before a vote was taken;
<br />noted he had net observed Mrs. Boer to be an obstructionist.
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<br />Joseph Gilmaker, 308 W. 4th Street, stated he felt the charges were unduly made
<br />and suggested a co~lete reorganization of the c~ittee.
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<br />Clifford Frazier, 20~9 S. Halladay, requested that the contents of the petition
<br />be revealed, and agreed with the suggestion that the committee be reorganized.
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<br />Mrs. Boer stated three members of the E~ecutive Board were there illegally;
<br />criticized the creed of the committee, which she claimed was from the Cmmunist
<br />Manifesto; read from Executive Board Minutes of October 16th regarding dropping
<br />members frem the Citizens Advisory Cemaittee only by request; read from Executive
<br />Board Minutes of February llth regarding her request that rules be established
<br />and the creed be 'removed; asked for reorganization of committee.
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<br />Gordon Bricken, 811 N. Minter, Sub-C~ttee Chair-~ of Governmental Services
<br />and member of the Executive Board, stated that he had not signed the petition
<br />because he did not agree with the petitioners' tactics; that he had tried to
<br />assist in ironing out the difficulty between Mrs. Boer and the Executive Board
<br />a~ter asking the Council not to accept her resignation several months ago, without
<br />success; that there was a conflict of nine or ten people against one, and Council
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<br />CITY COUNCIL - 350 - March 16, 196~
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