Auerbach

Auerbach v. Trustees of the California State Colleges

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330 F. Supp. 808·1971 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11989
United States District Court, Central District of CaliforniaAugust 18, 1971Civ. 71-1126-FCalifornia1,804 words

Opinion

Opinion

Ferguson, J.

FINDINGS OF FACT

1. The plaintiff, Arnold J. Auerbach, is a citizen of the United States and is a resident of Northridge, County of Los Angeles, State of California.

2. The defendant Trustees of the California State Colleges (hereafter “Trustees”) are members of a legislatively created board authorized to govern and manage the system of public higher education in the State of California known as the California State Colleges, which includes San Fernando Valley State College. The defendant Trustees are empowered to fill all academic and administrative positions in the California State Colleges by appointment. The principal offices of the Defendant Trustees are located in Los Angeles, California.

3. The defendant, Glenn S. Dumke, is the Chancellor of the California State Colleges, and in that capacity is the Chief Executive Officer of the California State Colleges.

4. The defendant, James W. Cleary, is President of San Fernando Valley State College, which is located in North-ridge, California, and said defendant, by and through authority delegated to him by the Trustees, directs, governs and manages said College.

5. Pursuant to California statute, the Trustees have the power to…

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