Stop Bogus Check Passers Clinic Promotes Cash Handling
An hour long film outlines practices to stop bogus check passers and shows how check supplies can be misused by forg ers. A soundslide on handling cash accompanies the 8 minute film with demonstrations of counterfeit money and signature comparisons.
Mortgage filings rise in March 1963 with year over year gains
Recordings show February 1963 and 7.7 percent increase over March 1962. Total value of mortgages and trust deeds filed for March 1963 was 18,374,849 dollars, up from 15,242,744 in February and 15,472,861 in March 1962.
Kern County Issues Sanitation Notice to Local Growers
Kern County public works issues notices to farmers and processors of fruits and vegetables allowed at county dumps. The county requires parties to provide their own sanitary disposal systems.
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Public Works Department
Kern County
Veterans Population in United States Declines Since 1962
At the end of January 1963 there were 22,220,000 veterans in the United States, down from 22,326,000 a year earlier on the same date. The change reflects a gradual decline in veteran numbers over the year.
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United States
Salute to Kern County set for April 17 at Ambassador
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce hosts a Salute to Kern County on April 17 at the Ambassador Hotel. The event honors Kern's industrial, recreational, agricultural, space and military activities with six speakers and a noon to 2 pm luncheon.
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Kern County
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
Kern
Walter
Mike Dean Wins Scholar Award for 1963 64
Michael W. Dean is selected by the State Scholarship Commission for a tuition award for 1963 64. About 16 000 applicants competed for 1 700 awards with a maximum of 900 dollars toward tuition and fees. All scholars are within the top 7 percent of college aptitude, with alternates named for possible vacancies.
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Michael W. Dean
State Scholarship Commission
Kern Schools To Get State Bond Money In 1963
State plans to issue fifty million dollars in School Building Aid Bonds and fifty million in State Construction Bonds to finance new school facilities. About 60 thousand students in Kern County and 171 districts across 35 counties are to receive progress payments in 1963 for site, plans, and construction.
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Bert A. Betts
Betts
California
Kern County
State Allocation Board
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