State Driver's Licenses Up By 363 000
The California Driver's License system shows 11,428,000 holders at end of 1969, with 3,640,132 licenses issued or renewed that year. DMV director Robert C. Cozens notes a shift to over four and a half million licenses as five year terms roll to four years, triggering renewals. Records show extensive testing, information requests, and enforcement actions in 1969.
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California
Robert C. Cozens
WIN Program Lifts Californians Off Welfare
The WIN program run by California’s Department of Human Resources Development offers extra money and job training to AFDC recipients. Each enrollee gets a personal work plan guiding stages of employment until earnings surpass welfare benefits, with some placed directly into jobs or manpower programs.
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AFDC
WIN
Department of Human Resources Development
WIN Proom
Bernhard Richert Funeral Held in Shafter
Funeral services for Bernhard Richert were held on Wednesday March 25 at 10 a.m. at the Shafter Mennonite Brethren Church. Survivors include five sons, two daughters, a brother, two sisters, seven grandsons, five granddaughters, and three great grandchildren. The Agee Funeral Home of Shafter handled arrangements.
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Eiore
Katherine Kliewer
California
Shafter
Ventura
Ed Richert
San Jose
John Richert
Menlo Park
Eldon
Len
Yuba City
Esther Oesch
Bakersfield
Matilda Warkentin
Hillsboro
Kansas
Sam B. Richert
Marie Siemens
Lena Richert
Oklahoma
Abe Isaac
John Wiens
Lee Bergman
Walter Haag
Frank Enns
Jake Klassen
Agee
Kern County Invites Dairies Amid Southern California Expansion
Kern County leaders pitch Kern as a dairy hub as Southern California expansion pushes hundreds of dairies to relocate. Officials cite lower feed and land costs, strong hay exports, and improved margins for dairymen, with several already moving to Kern.
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Los Angeles
Southland
Kern County
Board of Trade
E. Alan Pettit
Dairy Industry Committee
Pettit
Ars Daly
Rex Comey
Peter D. van Dam
Kern GC
van Dam
Pope
Clan Us
Chino
Kern
Engvall
Carpenter
Fire Losses Continued From Page One Report
The Shafter fire department logged 122 paid fireman hours and 495.5 volunteer hours with 720 total inspection hours and 247 tons moved by firefighters. Notices of violations reached 242 with 218 corrections made and 24 referrals to other departments. Four drills were supervised and 41 complaints received during the year.
Pheasant hunting nostalgia and local election notes
The piece recalls Huron's pheasant hunting heyday with visitors from many states, hotels booked months ahead, and a surge of activity. It contrasts past excitement with declines blamed on state wildlife policy, while touching on Shafter elections and local fines for alcohol and public-order offenses.
Choosing Orange Juice: Compare Vitamin C and Concentrates
Consumers should compare price per ounce and vitamin C per serving. Pure orange juice differs from drinks and blends which list vitamin C on the label. When assessing frozen concentrate, two cans plus water yield 48 ounces to match a 46 ounce can for price comparison. Rhododendrons are blooming or soon will be, signaling good shopping for these plants.
End of an era marks Hart Camp parting with Thomas
Mayor Hart toasted Thomas at Lerdo and nearby, noting the end of his term as the mayor. Camp presided over a short reception, presented pink slip for the company car, and handed back keys to Camp offices. Guests included Camp family and widows of former Camp associates.
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Hart
T É
President Camp
Cernete
Thomas
Mr. Camp
Jane
James
Richard
Nancy
Candy Hart
Mra
Brian Channeson
Joe
Saul Camp
Phyllis On
Phil
Jim Camp
Shafter Certification Rules Questioned in Local Election
In Shafter the article notes a practice where the winner of an election is automatically certified for the coming term due to a lack of competition in all races. The piece discusses whether this procedure is sensible and practical given the current electoral dynamics.
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Shafter
Election planning hints spark talk of savings
A fragment discusses reductions in council seats and clerk and treasurer offices to save money, proposing elimination of an election if not needed. The note implies cost-cutting measures without presenting a firm plan or dates.
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Treas
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Pat) Kelly
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