Cotton Council backs a dollar-a-base assessment bill
The National Cotton Council backs a bill in Congress to fund research and promotion via a uniform base assessment. It cites heavy spending by synthetic fiber firms and forecasts continued market takeover threatening US cotton. The plan would establish a grower contribution mechanism to support cotton research and promotion.
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Santa Fe To Use Standard Time For its Operation
Santa Fe Railway says passenger trains will run on Standard Time with no schedule changes except eastbound San Francisco Chief Train No. 2. It will depart Richmond at 11 15 a.m. Pacific Standard Time from Sunday, one hour earlier than 12 01 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.
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Bakersfield
Twilight Driving Cautions Emphasized for Safe Roads
Officials warn that twilight hours are high risk for traffic incidents and urge drivers to remain alert. The advisory stresses reduced visibility and the need for slower speeds and increased awareness during dusk and dawn.
Annual Spring Meeting of Kern County School Boards
The Kern County School Boards Association with County Superintendent Harry E. Blair announces the Annual Spring Meeting for local governing boards on Thursday May 5 1966 at 7 00 P M at the Edison School Bakersfield hosted by the Edison Board of Trustees. Entertainment includes a string ensemble led by John Tesovnik and the Wood School Glee Club directed by Mrs Katherine Jarvis. Dr Claude E Norcross District Superintendent Taft City School District speaks on A Program to Prevent Reading Problems and Mrs Olive Millar Castro Lane School Bakersfield discusses LT A Reading Program.
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Harry E. Blair
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Katherine Jarvis
Claude E. Norcross
Taft City
Olive Millar
Castro Lane
Antelope Census Counts 2735 in Northeastern California
A recent census records 2 735 antelope living in the northeastern California area. The survey highlights wildlife totals and regional distribution of herds across local habitats.
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