RLSD bids activity center as lowest bidder eyed
RLSD Superintendent Dr. Dan Knapp expected to recommend awarding the construction bid for the activity center to the lowest bidder La Quint a Construction of San Diego. Five bids ranged from 562000 to 725000 with first phase cost around 550000. The center serves RLSD and SRPD and will be a metal building requiring a team approach including architect and structural engineer to ensure proper state approval.
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Richland-Lerdo School District
RLSD
Dan Knapp
Knapp
la Quinta Construction
San Diego
Kern County
Greenfield
Shafter Recreation and Park District
SRPD
Valley Steel
Bakersfield
Richland Intermediate School Dinner Supports SCICON Program
On Sunday February 13 from noon to 5 pm Richland Intermediate hosts a fundraiser dinner with barbecue chicken and enchiladas, salad, beans, rolls, dessert and drinks. Tickets are $7 for adults and $3 for children, available at the door or from students. Agrow notes Women’s Aglow Fellowship meets February 14 at 7 pm with Gloria Baxley as guest speaker at the Veteran’s Hall.
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Richland Intermediate School
Agrow
Aglow Fellowship
Veteran’s Hall
Gloria Baxley
Exeter
Baxley
Shafter Man Arrested On Narcotics Charges In SPD BPD Probe
Shafter police arrested 29 year old Carson Tedrick in connection with a Bakersfield Police Department narcotics investigation. He was detained after refusing to identify himself and was found to have about 34 grams of methamphetamine. Tedrick faces charges of obstructing officers possession of a controlled substance and possession for sale and was booked at the Shafter Police Department before a Lerdo Jail transfer.
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Shafter
Shafter Police Department
SPD
Bakersfield
Cash
Carson Tedrick
Tedrick
Lerdo
Sat the 19 Tipe Han Meget Ai
The readable fragments mention a date and names in a Northern context with unclear meaning. Key entities are not fully identifiable from the text. The item appears fragmentary and lacks a clear event, location, or organization to summarize into a full card.
Aikman sues to block funding for illegal aliens
Jeffrey Lee Aikman, as executive director of the Campaign to Reclaim America, files a complaint for declaratory relief in California federal court against Controller Gray Davis and Acting Superintendent William Lawson to stop public funds for services to illegal aliens including education. He cites the Orange County Grand Jury report and invokes Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo concepts to argue funding for language and culture is illegal.
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U.S
Congress
Pete Wilson
Buttonwillow
Jeffrey Lee Aikman
Aikman
California
Gray Davis
William D. Lawson
Campaign To Reclaim
America
Orange County
Grand Jury
Mexico
Senate
Dawson
Sacramento
Budget clashes loom over city finances amid national crisis
President Clinton faces the annual budget grind as California cities wrestle with Sacramento’s controls and Los Angeles reconstruction costs. A proposed Pacificana city near Bakersfield could reach 55,000 residents, while a new Kern County project faces local opposition. The Fed raised rates for the first time in five years fueling a Wall Street sell-off.
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Clinton
United States
California
Sacramento
Kern County
Pacificana
Bakersfield
Congress
Wall Street
Federal Reserve
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