Editorial seats open on local boards in Bakersfield area
Until Friday, residents may file for two Richland School District Board seats and three Shafter Recreation and Parks District director seats at the County Clerk's office in Bakersfield and SRPD office. Education and recreation dominate public interest, and candidates are urged to apply to shape policy and standards.
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Bakersfield
Richland School District Board of Trustees
Shafter Recreation and Parks District Board
County Clerk's Office
Truxtun Ave
SRPD
Sunset Ave
Inmates Seeks Letters From Readers to Rebuild Life
An Indiana State Prison inmate asks readers for correspondence to ease loneliness and support reintegration. He describes himself as 44, six feet tall, 195 pounds, ebony complexion, black hair, brown eyes, active in church groups and Jaycees, and hopes friendly contact can help him endure isolation and prepare for life after release.
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Indiana State Prison
Jaycees
Prisoner seeks pen pals from Indiana State Prison
Robert Jones, a 32 year old white male born in Los Angeles, writes from Indiana State Prison in Michigan City seeking correspondents. He describes himself as single with no family, 6 feet tall, 170 pounds, brown eyes and brown hair, and asks for letters to his P.O. Box 41 address.
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Robert Jones
L.A
California
Indiana State
Michigan City
Indiana
Indiana State Prison
P.O
California's 26 Billion Budget Explained by Assemblyman Rogers
Assemblyman Don Rogers explains California's 26 billion state budget signed by Governor Deukmejian. He notes Californians would pay about 1 084 in taxes if evenly distributed, discusses tax contributions by children and other groups, and compares the budget to a billion in the context of population and history. He asserts the budget is balanced for the first time in five years.
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California
George Deukmejian
Columbus
America
L.A.P.D
What to do about drug misuse in America today
Paul Harvey critiques widespread drug use across American society citing the AMA finds one in ten workers using illegal drugs and noting higher incidences among athletes and professionals. He cites costs and crime linked to drugs, mentions a harboring of un taxed profits, and calls for action.
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American Management Association
Joseph Pursch
Orange
California
Care Unit
DEA
Social Security Administration
United States
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Florida
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Richardson Report
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Robert Taylor
Supreme Court
Daniel Sanchez
Bobbie Mashburn
Oklahoma
Ismael Angel
Ft. Knox
David Thomas
Judy Neufeld
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