California Lawmaking Dragging in 1963 Session
California lawmakers face slow progress in 1963 as hearings lag and bills wait 30 days after introduction. Major items include highway taxes, anti discrimination measures, and age restrictions on sales to minors. Acting Governor Glenna Anderson signs SB324 aiding lettuce growers. Budget debates focus on a proposed governor mansion expansion and a new airplane purchase.
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Islow
Burns
Avsnafu
Burton
Ite
Willson
Carrell
Assembly
Senate
Rees
Collier
Greene
Soto
Foran
California Highway Patrol
Glenna Anderson
Imperial County
Anderson
Edmund G. Brown
Washington
Hale Champion
Champion
Don Mulford
Piedmont
Mulford
California Irrigation Appointments and Civil Rights Plan
Governor Brown announces Edwin Koster to the California Water Commission and Father Charles Casassa to the Higher Education Coordinating Council. A civil rights message seeks to expand the fair employment practices commission and housing protections, with budget concerns delaying full implementation. Senate committee reports on big game management criticize hunting veto power and call for stronger deer management efforts, while welfare departments urge a moratorium on raids on well recipients amid ongoing legislation.
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Brown
Edwin Koster
Nevada Irrigation District
California Water Commission
Charles S. Casassa
S. J
Loyola University of Los Angeles
Coun
Senate
California
Department of Fish and Game
The
Commission
Jamie A. Smith
Los Angeles
F&g Commission
Robert W. Crown
Portraits Today and Your Loved Ones Remembering You
A reflective prompt questions how you want to be remembered through a portrait taken today. It contrasts enduring presence with present appearance in a timeless photographic moment.
Mexican Church Dinner Supports Community Efforts
Mexican Baptist Church and Union Congregational Church women's groups hosted a dinner at Union Congregational to benefit church operations. Tickets raised 285 dollars with a menu of tacos enchiladas Spanish rice beans salad and dessert served by the youth. Organizers Mrs. Beila Cota Eva Rodriguez Esther Prendez Antonia Beltran Roma Leon Esther Chavez Elena Jimenez Anna Prendez Minnie Prendez Eliva Re ggoza Marina Pimentel Manila Alviar and participants thanked all attendees and plan another Spanish dinner next year.
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The
Mexican Baptist Church
Union Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Beila Cota
Eva Rodriguez
Esther Prendez
Antonia Beltran
Roma Leon
Esther Chavez
Elena Jimenez
Anna Prendez
Minnie Prendez
Eliva Reggoza
Marina Pimentel
Manila Alviar
O-Ki-Hi Horizon Plan Bake Sale February 23
O-Ki-Hi senior Horizon Club hosts a bake sale and peanut and pillow sale Saturday February 23 at 9:30 a.m. in front of Stringham's Drug Store. Proceeds fund a wheel chair for Kern General hospital. TK girls will attend the Horizon state convention in San Diego. Members of C-Ki-Hi Horigon include Mary Thomas Susan Parsons Marcia Craig Pat Russell Sharon Peters Karen Willis Lynn Wiedmann Laurie and Janice Kroeker Nancy Bergman Leanna Charlotte Bartel. Mrs Ben Peters is advisor.
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O-Ki-Hi Senior Horizon Club
Stringham’s
Kern General Hospital
Horizon Girls
San Diego
C-Ki-Hi Horigon
Mary Thomas
Susan Parsons
Marcia Craig
Pat Russell
Sharon Peters
Karen Willis
Lynn Wiedmann
Laurie
Janice Kroeker
Nancy Bergman
Leanna Charlotte Bartel
Ben Peters
Shafter Press to Deliver to 4000 Homes
The Shafter Press and Shopper begins delivery on March 6 to more than 4,000 homes in Shafter Maple Rio Bravo Buttonwillow McKittrick Belridge and surrounding areas, bringing local news and merchants advertising to households.
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The
Shafter Press and Shopper
Shafter
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Capitol News Service
Stuart ‘Udall
Teas
CIA
Seniby
Jesse M. D-Ingiewood
Camhe
Han Bag Sai
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Unruh
Rafferty Hampaigner
Shafter Press
Wednesdi
Department of Water Resources
Owever
Department Agriculture
Valencia
Dad
James Strtet
Plan Bake Sale
Minter Homes
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