Rail service in the San Joaquin Valley at risk in 1983 budget
Editorial warns Governor Deukmejian's 1983 84 budget threatens Amtrak San Joaquin Valley service. It notes 2.4 million for Amtrak, proposed cuts totaling 11.1 million, and potential loss of routes Bakersfield Oakland Los Angeles Oxnard and Sacramento Los Angeles. It cites rising ridership, fare box gains, and urges letters to state leaders to preserve service.
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Shafter
Amtrak
Deukmejian
San Joaquin Valley
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
San Jose
Transportation Planning and Development
Federal Trust Fund
Bakersfield
Oakland
Oxnard
Sacramento
LAX
Amtrak San Joaquin Valley
California
San Joaquin
Wasco
Caltrans
Don Rogers
Rogers
Valen tines Day memories and a tribute to Evan Jones
Reader shares 42 years as a Shafter resident praising the community and First Southern Baptist Church then honors Evan G. Jones for his dedication to Shafter High School and education. Earl Williams Jr. and others reflect on his impact and mourn his loss.
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First Southern Baptist Church
Shafter Press
Evan G. Jones
Jones
Evan Jones
Mr. Jones
Shafter High School
Earl P. Williams Jr
Cuesta College
Richardson Report A Conservative Commentary on California
Senator H L Richardson argues the California Senate has become dominated by left leaning Assembly influence with aging Republican leaders. He praises Assembly Republicans for youth, vigor, and future leadership, highlighting figures like Nolan, Baker, Sebastian, Naylor, Allen, and Seastrand while signaling a rise of new conservatives.
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California Senate
Assembly
Senate
Assembly Republicans
Assemblymen
Senate Republicans
Pat Nolans
Bill Bakers
Don Sebastianis
Bob Naylors
Orange County
Doris Allen
Eric Seastrand
Rogers Bill Would Extend Garlic Onion Inspection Program
Assemblyman Don Rogers introduces AB 639 to continue third party inspections of shipments to dehydrators for garlic and onions. Program funded by inspection fees with no state cost, estimated $336,709 this year, covering seven California sites. Action on the bill is not expected until late March after a 30 day public availability during introduction.
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Sacramento
Don Rogers
Ahern
Tulare
Rogers
Kern County
Dept. of Food and Agriculture
California
Parker
Fresno
Livingston
Vacaville
Gilroy
Firebaugh
King City
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Wanda Jones
Mike Kennedy
John Siemens
David Dieter
W.L. Branch
Stanley
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