The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 38

Page 38 Wed, April 3, 1974 SJJ) it UvCljJJ CQ lyvJy LU Ikvt) All 0 Board firm on Fosler successor The Oakland school board stated firmly last night it would name a school superintendent to succeed the late Marcus Foster, without help from community chosen consultants. At the same time, the board told community groups their participation would be encouraged by a series of public hearings to be announced in a few days. TJie Rev. L. II.

Murphy of Metropolitan Unified Ministerial Council said he and others will seek to oust them from office in subsequent elections if the board remains unresponsive to its demands. School board member Lorenzo Hoopes defended the board's position. "It was this very process which brought Marcus Foster to Oakland," said Hoopes. the board has hired five professional educators to screen candidates prior to a final selection. The panel will hold public hearings to receive input from individuals and organizations on the kind of person they would like the superintendent to be and what are the needs of the district.

Four years ago, prior to Foster's selection, a similar controversy over community participation in choice of a superintendent led to a clash bejween police and protesters. The uproar at a board meeting ended with the arrest of four black community, leaders and a teachers union official. 1 million U.S. Prices shown are one-way regular Coach fares and weekday Layaway Coach fares. Friday, Saturday, Sunday slightly higher.

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Transportation Department announced today a $1,172,000 grant to BART to build Oakland's 12th Street station. The amount represents 80 percent of the $1,465,000 cost of; the facility, which will have a 66-foot wide entrance, reversible escalators an an elevator for the handicapped. BART and City Center Redevelopment Project will finance the remaining 20 percent. The station is expected to serve 34.000 passengers daily, a DOT spokesman said. Convict stubbed at San yiieiiliii A San Quentin convict, behoved to be a member of the prison's so-called "Mexican Mafia," was stabbed 12 times yesterday, apparently by members of a rival organization.

Jose Ortiz, 25, serving time for grand theft in Los Angeles, was found just before noon on the first tier of a cellblock housing some of San Quentin's toughest prisoners. He was listed in critical condition with six wounds in the back, three in the abdomen, one in the right shoulder, one in the left side and one in the head. Forklift oes on rampage by itself A heavy forklift broke loose from a tow truck yesterday at Larkin and California streets, jacknifed and went on a destructive jaunt down California. The lift knocked down two parking meters, a traffic sign and three trees, crossed Larkin and broadsided an auto driven by Thomas Be-ment Jr. of Emeryville.

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