Shafter students score high on democracy essay test
Shafter School freshman social studies teacher Mike Hutchinson graded a 100 point democracy essay across a chapter on ancient Greece. Marbella Moreno and Eiko Yamamoto achieved perfect scores, marking the first such results this year, with student work comparing democracy to oligarchy and monarchy and arguing democracy best safeguards freedom and equality.
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Bakersfield Firm Hires Greg Muir As New Attorney
Greg Muir joins DiGiorgio Davis Klein in Bakersfield after passing the State Bar on December 3, 1982. He will practice personal injury, Workers Compensation and Social Security law, leveraging prior Social Security Administration experience. He studied at the University of San Francisco and UCLA, returned to Kern County for family life and professional growth, and may provide pro bono elderly services.
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Wasco TAP Center thanks Shafter and Wasco Merchants
The Wasco Target Area Program Center thanks Shafter and Wasco merchants for Christmas party donations. Fiie's Baker provided a cake and cookies came from Budget Food Market and Safeway in Shafter. Shafter Sport's Center supplied a soccer ball. The Generals provided white sacks. Gresham's One Stop supplied candy canes and bubblegum. Circle K Highway 46 gave tootsie rolls. National Market donated apples. Tops supplied candy baseball bats. The TAP Center serves three hot meals daily funded by government and based on parent income.
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DWR issues bulletin on California water conservation
The Department of Water Resources releases Bulletin 19882 detailing tabbed conservation measures that could save 1,295,000 to 2,532,000 acre-feet annually by 1990 to 2010, and projects 36.2 million acre-feet per year by century's end. The report covers past actions, such as school education, water-saving kits, leaks programs, and investigations of waste in districts like Oxnard and irrigation systems, plus interagency cooperation and future steps. It notes the bulletin is available by writing to DWR in Sacramento.
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Express Call Coin Phones Inaugurated by AT&T in California
AT and T launches Express Call in California offering 30 second interstate calls for 50 cents from green coin phones at five sites including San Francisco International Airport Camp Pendleton Oceanside two campuses Stanford Palo Alto and UC San Diego. A nationwide trial planned with Michigan sites by end January. Calls are cash only no operator and end automatically after 30 seconds.
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