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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1975

Page

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California farm labor act under scrutiny after first year

Emil Frost notes the California Ag Cultural Labor Relations Act falls short after one year. Martin Zaninovich calls it a disaster and Leland Ruth accuses Cesar Chavez and UFW of rejecting ballot results and pressuring foreign buyers. He cites Venezuela and Norway to illustrate boycott tactics and questions future marketing if unions differ or none are chosen. He urges lawmakers and Governor Brown to refine the program.

California Brown Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers Martin Zaninovich South - Central Farmers Committee Delano Zaninovich Leland H. Ruth Agricultural Council of California UFW Ruth Venezuela Chavez Norway

Rain Likely Thursday In Shafter Forecast

Weather notes from Shafter show clear chilly conditions giving way to increasing cloudiness with possible rain in the valleys and snow in higher elevations by Thursday. Week totals indicate highs 51 to 61 and overnight lows mostly below freezing across the week.

Shafter Usda Cotton Research Station

Recreation ordinance adopted emergency in Shafter

Shafter city council voted to approve an emergency ordinance creating a recreation department and commission. The move trims districts from Maple and Rio Bravo, adding five voting members including city council, Richland and Lethe school districts, Kern County Union High School District, and a member at large. The action, urged by Attorney Al Mortimore, aims to avoid delays that could jeopardize quorum and public health goals.

Shafter City Recreation Commission al Mortimore Mortimore Maple Rio Bravo Lerdo Richland Lethe Kern County Union Elmer Unruh Bill Cummings Bill Sheldon Neecy J. Barker Sheldon Bakersfield Shafter Jack C Cummings Dick Larson Ee Pione Gene Guenther

Vazquez Declares Candidacy for Shafter City Council

Pete Vazquez filed papers by the Wednesday 5 p.m. deadline to become the sixth candidate for three seats on the Shafter City Council. City Clerk Bill Johnston said the other five candidates are qualified. Vazquez will have his petition certified Monday. Other contenders include incumbents Bill Cummings and Jack Colvard, Louis Flores, Loyd Link, and John Thomas. Mayor Dick Larson will not seek reelection.

Pastor T Pete’’ Vazquez Shafter Bill Johnston Vazquez Bill Cummings Jack Colvard Railroad Louis Flores Loyd Link John Thomas Dick Larson

1975 Highlights in Shafter Community

Recap of Shafter events in 1975 includes Roger fender son and wife named Citizens of the Year by the Chamber. The Community National Bank float won top honors in the Portraro and Cotton festival parade in May. A March windstorm uprooted trees and damaged structures. Anne Keeley crowned Miss Shafter in April at the high school auditorium. The Bicentennial Wagon visited Kern County in July as Shafter’s Bicentennial community. Murphy Products plant opened in March with ribbon cutting. Halloween parade fun preceded homecoming. Council races set for March 2 with three seats plus clerk and treasurer election method to be decided.

Shafter Roger Fenderson Shafter Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture H. W Pat’’ Kelly John Leonard Community National Bank Anne Keeley Shafter High School Lori Bryant Tracy Thompson Joe Frizzell Joe Shafter Press

Dry season seen in lake levels

Winter isn’t over but a dry season grips California. November and December precipitation run well below normal, threatening reservoir levels. Central Valley Operations Center reports plans to protect future water supply and possible early restrictions as releases to maintain downstream flows rise. Salmon beds remain covered but reduced in places. critical spawning continues through January.

Central Valley Operations Center Bureau Central California Martin American Sacramento Trinity Rivers

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Emil Jack) Frost Stan Cook Mosquito Abatement District Planning Commission San Francisco Marvin Roe Roe Pete Vazquez Erica Bert Ware Merch Colvard Johnston Pastor Vazquez Billy E. Martin Central Valley Solano
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