Rose Parade and Pruning Tips Headline Mosaic
Holiday events and pruning advice fill this page. Rose Parade activities in San Diego and Death Valley preview mingle with New Year celebrations and a pruning guide for winter gardens. Nurserymen emphasize careful cuts and planning with local club mentions and calendar notes.
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Pasadon
Aris
San Diego Rowing Club
Baldwin Park
Baldwin
Comstock Lode
SHS Students In Speech Contest
SHS forensic team earned one third place and two fourth place awards at a Bakersfield High School tournament. Linda Wait placed third in girls original oratory novice, Janis Morris fourth in girls original oratory B division, and Mike Johnston fourth in boys original oratory novice. Next SHS meet is all district on January 13 at Mt. Whitney High Visalia.
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Shafter High
Bakersfield
Clyde Allen
SHS
Linda Wait
Janis Morris
Mike Johnston
Patty Wegis
Debbie
Gerri Neuman
Carolyn Williams
Kathy Richards
Janie Channeson
Seyle Thomas
Mt. Whitney High School
Visalia
Indians in New Mexico exceed fifty thousand
The article notes that more than 50,000 Indians reside in New Mexico, highlighting the sizable Indigenous population in the state.
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New Mexico
VA becomes hospital network partner for education program
The VA expands its medical education ties with universities nationwide. More than 16 000 students train at VA hospitals and clinics yearly, doctors gain up to date knowledge, and VA aims to fill staff shortages. The program includes nursing, dental, psychology, and rehabilitation training with numerous residencies and internships nationwide.
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Crane
United States
Research Expert Addresses Local Biology Classes
Carlos A. White a Bioferm Corporation entomologist spoke to Shafter High School biology classes on Modern Methods of Controlling Insects. He outlined common pests and traditional controls and described efforts to use biological methods including natural enemies to reduce reliance on chemicals.
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Carlos A. White
Bioferm Corporation of
Wasco
Shafter
White
Cranston Seeks Brown Approval For Additional Funds
The controller notes a $65 million allocation for the school and explains December payments cover costs. The General Fund may borrow $40 million in January with expectations that revenue will exceed expenditures and loans will be repaid. February sales tax and income tax payments follow, and borrowing patterns mirror prior years.
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Cranston
General Fund
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