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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1971

Page

4

State Groups Ready to Halt Botulism in Lake

During the fall duck migration the Department of Fish and Game and the U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife plan to prevent an avian botulism outbreak in the Tulare Lake Basin. They will collect and burn carcasses and use airboats pyrotechnics and aircraft to divert birds from toxic zones.

Department of Fish and Game U. S. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Tulare Lake

Flag Presented to Maria Ramos at Citizenship Ceremony

Maria Socorro Lugo Ramos of 445 Klassen Drive became a U S citizen in Superior Court Bakersfield before Judge J Kelly Steele. Ramos and 24 petitioners from 12 counties took the oath of allegiance administered by Vera K Gibson County Clerk. Father Silvio D Ostilio Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Kern District Attorney Albert Leddy and Kern County Bar Association President Jack B Hislop attended. Each new citizen received an American flag after the hearing.

Maria Socorro Lugo Ramos United States Bakersfield J. Kelly Steele Ramos Vera K. Gibson Silvio D’ostilio Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Albert Leddy Kern Jack B Hislop Kern County Bar Association

Electric living offers modern home comfort nationwide

The message promotes living with electricity for every room, highlighting an electric kitchen, automatic clothes drying, individual room heating, fast water heating, full housepower wiring, and planned lighting to improve daily life.

Fair Livestock Entries Close August 28 at Kern County Fair

Howard K. Dickson warns that August 28 is the final day to enter livestock and agricultural mechanics projects for the Kern County Fair. Open and junior divisions cover beef dairy cattle swine and sheep with total prize money of 22047 dollars. Ed Tischberek notes 406 dollars for top farm mechanics projects and eight classes for homemade items, with entrants required to be enrolled in a California state plan vocational program and to show products from their instructional year. Fair runs September 24 to October 2.

Howard K. Dickson Kern County Ed Tischberek FFA Agricultural Mechanics Division Agricultural Mechanics, Division

Farm ownership would place every family on 27.5 acres, six in crops

The statement estimates that if every U.S. family owned a farm, each would live on 27.5 acres with six acres planted in crops. It notes most land would be pasture, woodland or fallow, highlighting land use patterns.

United States

California to Use Symbol Signs on Freeways for Clarity

California plans widespread use of international symbol road signs aided by word plates for years to help non English speakers and travelers. Signs will use black figures on yellow backgrounds for warnings such as slippery when wet deer crossing and yield no left turn with red regulatory signs to indicate danger.

Sacramento California John A. Legarra California Division of Highways Legarra

Farm aid to farmers fell short of USDA 1970 funds

A New Holland Sperry Rand farm machinery official notes that farmers received about 67 percent of USDA appropriations in 1970. Of $12.5 billion spent under the ending of agriculture that year only $8.3 billion directly benefited farmers by supporting farm income.

United States Department of Agriculture Ters New Holland Sperry Rand

Justice Court sentences two defendants in Shafter cases

Ildefonso Torvey Beltran received 90 days in the Kern County Road Camp after probation revocation for petty theft from a local market. Ignatio Robles was sent to county jail for 30 days after a revocation hearing for public intoxication disturbing the peace minor in possession of alcohol and resisting arrest.

Ildefonso Torvey Beltran Kern County Shafter Justice Harvey Gaede Beltran Ignatio Robles Robles Shafter Court Public Defender’s Office

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