Incentive and Purpose missing from the times
The author laments loss of incentive and purpose in America amid a welfare state push for security. They argue national security without true incentive leads to drift, economic strain, and ideological failure, contrasting with Britain and West Germany’s recovery via private enterprise and work.
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Memory Lane highlights from Shafter Press years
Eight years ago in 1951 Harley Martin of Shafter High was named to the All Valley team as the lone local gridder on any of the three squads. Christmas parties at Stringham’s Drug Store and the Lerdo Avenue home of the Stollers marked holiday gatherings.
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Maple School Christmas Program Planned for December 22
Maple School will stage a Christmas program on Tuesday evening December 22 for the Maple PTA and friends. Kindergarten will perform Waiting for Santa Claus directed by Mrs. Rhea Raub, while first and second graders present The Christmas Story with Miss Arline Ehrhorn and Mrs. Opal Ratzlaff in charge. Third to eighth graders prepare Because of Jesus Birthday a pageant blending music and story. Elmer Engel coordinates with assistance from Mrs. Janet Peterson and Mrs. Hazel Maag, per Principal Clyde Johnston.
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Elmer Engel
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Clyde Johnston
Microfilm System for Kern County To Save Records
Kern County adopts a microfilm system to preserve records dating back to 1650. The project aims to save about $17,000 in archival costs by converting age old documents to film and creating durable access.
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Magnus to Be Tax Appraiser for Kern County Panel
State Controller Alan Cranston announced Melvin W. Magnus of Bakersfield as the inheritance tax appraiser for Kern County. Magnus, 48, is an attorney, real estate broker, and real estate law instructor. He joins Fleming H. Atha and Dean A. Gay on the Kern County appraisal panel.
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