Auto accident reporting rules expand property damage limit
California changes in reporting under the 1967 act raise the property damage trigger from 100 to 200 dollars and shift many reports to self insurance. DMV notes most drivers are exempt from license suspension, but any accident with bodily injury or 200 dollars or more damage remains reportable SR 1. Death or injury cases still require full reporting. Born with eyes open unlike many animals, the porcupine is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Department of Motor Vehicles
Verne Orr
Sacramento
Department
DMV
Motor
Orr
Obituaries for Buller and Dodgen at Shafter Wasco
Funeral services were held for Peter B. Buller 77 at the Mennonite Brethren Church Shafter with burial in Shafter Memorial Park. He was born February 8 1890 in Inman Kansas and died Sunday in a Bakersfield field hospital. Also memorial services for Joe Wesley Dodgen 90 were conducted at Robert L. Jones Funeral Chapel Wasco with burial arrangements by Agee Family Funeral Home. Dodgen born December 30 1876 in Arkansas died Tuesday evening at a Wasco hospital. Survivors include children grandchildren and relatives according to an itemized list. Pallbearers for Buller included Jim Klassen Tony Heller and others. Dodgen pallbearers were his grandsons.
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Peter B. Buller
Mennonite Brethren Church
Shafter
Bakersfield
Henry Dick
Shafter Memorial Park
Mr. Buller
Inman
Kansas
California
Dalle Bros
Elizabeth Buller
Ernest
George
Buhler
Tiena Ratzlaff
Henderson
Nebraska
Justina Buller
Jim Klassen
Tony Heller
John Wiens
Lee Bergman
Arthur Penner
Leonard Gaede
American Legion Post No
Jack Janzen
Floyd Heinlein
Leon Morgan
Lee Thomas
Bill Banks
J. P
Blackie”’. McCoy
Virgil Spohn
Agee Family Funeral Home
JOE_ WESLEY DODGEN
Joe—Wesley—Dodgen
Wasco
Robert L. Jones
Sam Wilcoxon
William A. Few, Jr
Temple Baptist Church
Mr. Dodgen
Arkansas
Dodgen
Jack Dodgen
Wesley Dodgen
Wyatt
Missouri
Daughers
Mae Dunlap
Marie Golleher
Pond
Mattie Green
Tulelake
Calif
Tommie Dunlap
Robert Dunlap
Jimmie Dunlap
Bobby Joe Galeher
Michael Dodgen
Letters to the Editor August 26 1967 Shafter traffic signs
The writer urges Shafter to install Lerdo Avenue signs directing travelers to the coast and proposes signs on 99 Freeway and 46 to route traffic through Shafter. He argues signage would boost business and notes Lerdo completion validates the suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Shafter
Lerdo Avenue
Interstate 5
Lost Hills
Paso Robles
Morro Bay
Lerdo
Cawelo
Marine Corps In Need of Men
The United States Marine Corps seeks men in Kern County with two three and four year enlistments plus a 120 Day Delay program. Aviation minded recruits should apply now at the Federal Building Bakersfield Room 148 800 Truxtun Avenue or by collect call 323 7676 Ext 203.
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United States Marine Corps
Paul Dudash
Kern County
Corps
America
Federal Building
Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield
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Dee Ici
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Shafter Drug
Stringham’s
Envon Senceit
E Inter Thrift
Joe Kirk
Wasco Meter Sales
Rosalee
Thomas Lane
Sa Tre
Bath
Aon Street
Shafter Realty
Ernie Hofman
Weed Listings
Riverside
Hofman
al Sleven
Shaw
Curtis
Central Ave
F. P
Rm. F. P
Calif Ave
Maple St
Maple
Palm Avenue
HONDA
KIRBY
Credit Department
Johnson
O'Keefe & Merritt
West Lerdo
State Ave
Massey Ferguson
Orange Avenue
The
King Lumber Co
Park Lane
East Euclid
Beth Eden
Pacific
Call
DENT
Busan
Oka
West Tulare
CAL Kern Realty
Arvin
Otto W. Becker
Central Avenue
J. C. Penner
Park
Kern and
Wall Street
James
Avon Cosmeteics
Kern City
Nadine’ Beauty Salon
Central Valley Highway
Kc—Situations
Frank Wisner
Shafter Press
Cal-Kern Realty Shafter
del Gar
Land
R. M. Mowry
8Th St. Bakksfield
Ann Kirkman
Audrey Isaac
San Francisco
Carolyn Wesley
St. Helena
Hearst’s Castle
Santa Cruz
Carl Eubanks
Pensacola
Fla
Linda
George Cooper
Sycamore
Bakersfield College
University of Alabama
Weiedey
1St Central Avenue
Peat Orne Augustih
Sox
A” Shatter
Mr. Wisner
Sincerely, Lawrence Kattenhorn
Marine Corps
First Baptist Church
Family Bible Hour
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