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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2004
Page
3
Margaret Baker reports the International Ag Center in Tulare near Highway 99 will host the world’s largest agriculture expo February 10 through 12. The World Ag Expo promises more than 1,600 exhibitors showcasing the latest in farm ranch dairy and construction technology equipment and services.
The month of January 1994 saw Shafter publish a water quality notice noting samples failed to meet standards, while local leaders discussed chlorination. Citizen of the Year honors went to Bill Prout, with awards to John Stockton, Sandy Armstrong, Jordan Lewis, and Larry Gargan at the Chamber of Commerce event. The city, schools, and officials faced staffing changes and regional rail discussions, as Kern County builds set a record 58 million in 2002.
The Shafter Bucs beat the Garces Rams 45 to 37 after a slow first quarter. Ralphie Santos scored 13 and Mickey Polley 8 to lead the top scorers while Elisha Gonzales had 6 rebounds. The Bucs then defeated Wasco Cubs 38 to 28 to push their record to 15 0 with Polley 15 and Santos 10 leading in scoring.
California's new Modified Closed Primary Law lets parties decide if nonpartisan voters may vote their party ballot. Three parties ask the Secretary of State to permit nonpartisan voting for the March 2 2004 primary. Ann K Barnett Kern County Registrar mailed postcards to nonpartisans in mail ballot precincts offering a party ballot by mail. others will receive a nonpartisan ballot if they do not participate. Nonpartisan voters at polls are marked and may choose a partisan ballot at sign-in. Questions to Elections Office at 661- 3590 or 1-800-452-8683.
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