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Williams informs supervisors that he will drop his lawsuit and
stick to the terms of the agreement he made last year.
As of now, there are no limits on speakers, which Mayor Tom Tait
says unfairly favors those who hog the microphone.
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A statewide experiment is aimed at cutting costs and
streamlining care for people eligible for both Medi-Cal and
Medicare.
Jon Fleischman, who publishes the conservative Flash Report,
says it’s time for Orange County Public Administrator John Williams
to go.
Judge denies request by Public Administrator John Williams for
temporary restraining order and sets March 13 for a hearing on
whether Williams may keep his job.
County lawyers have advised that it’s illegal to use state funds
for fully implementing the law.
Orange County Public Administrator John Williams will argue that
as an elected official he can’t be locked out of his office by
county supervisors.
The Board of Supervisors received the 149-page plan, but money
for the project is still short and goals are vague, say
advocates.
The Orange County public administrator, who agreed to resign
amid claims last year that he mismanaged his office, is now saying
that he’s changed his mind.
She’s in on a 3-0 vote that included two abstentions. Meanwhile,
the state rates the $1.4-billion health program as “superior.”
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