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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1999
Page
1
Sy Va Lora SCENES report details a pace set by GQRE in a sequence labeled pace 2, highlighting a performance shift and upcoming stage. The text implies stage directions or visualization for a scene sequence, noting potential tempo and movement cues without explicit outcome.
The Boy Scout motto 66Be Prepared focuses on readiness for major disasters affecting lives and well being as the ness Month encourages awareness and action among communities and scouts alike.
California residents are urged to consider the consequences of a major quake and prepare in advance. The June 1998 Emergency Operations Plan outlines planning objectives, situation and assumptions, management philosophies, and escalation at state and federal levels. Families should assemble emergency kits with food, water, flashlight, radio, cash, and clothing, designate safe places, identify danger spots, practice safe routes, and plan reunification and out-of-state contacts. Learn First Aid and CPR, know how to shut off utilities, inspect home stability, and secure heavy items to prevent injuries.
Local farmer Cross keeps ostriches as pets but nearby Budget Food Market in Shafter sells ostrich meat. Manager Jim Fain notes strong sales of ground meat, patties, and tri tips touted as lean red meat with beef like taste and very low fat and cholesterol. USDA information backs health appeal as white meat trend grows. Prices run about 1.59 a pound ground, 1.99 patties, 3.49 tri tips.
April misery continues as temperatures stay well below normal across Kern County. Dan Gudgel of the National Weather Service in Hanford says Shafter can expect cooler weather for up to two weeks with nights in the high 20s and low 30s. The area has seen heavy rainfall and the cold spell disrupts planting and outdoor plans while other regions enjoy 80 degree warmth.
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