01 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1962
Page
1
A commenter questions government debt concepts arguing that deficits are internal transfers. They propose treating the money as owed to citizens and joke about expanding the deficit from ten to one hundred billion to avoid external impact.
The readable text shows a fragmented note mentioning Monday, a stem, being sold, and whistles. No clear event, names, or places are identifiable from the readable portions.
A shaky, incomplete note describes townspeople in Shafter seeking better outcomes and backing from Uneseo. the fragment hints at community interest and a pending story. Strong names and full details are missing due to damaged text.
Nina Elaine Francis 51 popular principal of Richland School died in a Bakersfield hospital about 11:30 p m Thursday twelve hours after cancer surgery. About 150 people were to attend her funeral last Saturday at Greenlawn Mortuary in Bakersfield. Francis began teaching in rural Minnesota schools and later worked in Minneapolis before rising to school administration.
A new high school teacher arrives after two years in the U S Navy where he played on the All Navy basketball and football teams. He also played pro football for the Boston Patriots and has served as a lifeguard at Shafter.
The Lerdo School district proposes a budget for 1962 63 showing an increase of 13926 over the prior year. Johnston cites reasons for the rise while maintaining a 2.00 tax rate. A public hearing by the Lerdo School board is set for 7 30 pm next Tuesday.
Special goals will be fitted today August 1 from 1 to 5 p.m. for the Generals Colonels and Bucks football teams. A fitting session is set for next Wednesday August. Local volunteers are donating time to improve student safety. Costs shared by individuals and the high school. The individual pays 1.50 with the rest covered by the student body.
A fire believed to originate in bathroom wiring destroyed about 40 percent of the George family home at 30970 Los Angeles last Sunday afternoon. Saline department personnel arrived around 6 45 PM, saw the smoke plume from the fire station, and noted roof insulation fed the blaze until wiring burned. No injuries were reported as firefighters worked to secure the damaged house and salvage efforts. The Dannys had just finished wallpapering a room when the fire broke out. this is the second time the Denny family had lived in the home.
Report of a unanimous decision to retain the chamber with a new program planned for the next session. Discussions suggest holding meetings at noon to boost turnout and involve local businessmen. Chamber officials plan a tentative activity program to be approved at the board meeting.
A vacation trip to Yosemite ended in tragedy when a driver distracted by inattention crashed, killing a man and a young Nelson Roop who were traveling with him. The incident underscores driver focus on the road and the dangers of distraction.
Officer statements detail a safe burglary at McMahan's Furniture Store on Central Avenue. Jane Tate Metoriie, 28, of Waseca, charged after crediting exit with opening the safe and planning the theft. Police report note missing cash totaling 1382.15 with only 14 cents accounted for.
A local committee led by Bart Lett, Bob Townsend, and Mrs. Whisler invites community members to indicate how they wish to help. The group aims to mobilize aid and coordinate volunteer support for those in need.
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