Workshops in Bakersfield for Handicapped Educators
Handicapped education experts from Kern Tulare and Kings counties will gather in Bakersfield March 13 for a tri county conference hosted by Chapter 128 of the Council for Exceptional Children at McKinley School. Keynote Edward B. Stark will discuss California special education policy.
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Richland Board Names Worrell Assistant Superintendent
Glen A. Worrell was elected as Richland District assistant superintendent on Feb 18 replacing Evron Barber who was promoted to superintendent. Starrh’s four year term ends. board members Zachary and Anderson take new duties while the district awaits April 20 election results.
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Richland Board
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City Council reviews enforcement of city business license ordinance
The council reopened discussion on enforcing the city business license ordinance amid complaints from Dee Walker and J. W. Pitts about licensing and enforcement methods. Proposals to shift enforcement to the building inspector and to involve Kiwanis Explorer Scouts were discussed, with a six member committee appointed to study the program.
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Shafter Kiwanis Club
City expands downtown tree planting program as funds allocated
City work crews remove sidewalk sections to enable planting of 34 additional trees on Central Avenue. The project follows last year’s four trees andrees expansion approved by the city council and backed by a $450 Chamber of Commerce grant from its community improvement fund. Five stop watches and two starter guns were stolen from Richland Elementary School in a break in reported to the Shafter Police on February 16.
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How Social Security Benefits Are Computed and Claimed
An article explains that retirement benefits are based on average earnings actually covered by social security contributions, with yearly maximum credits rising over time. It notes the 1971 maximum earnings used for credits and confirms that people age 72 or older can collect benefits even while continuing to work, advising early application before birthday.
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Crusade in March Promotes Sunday School Attendance
In Shafter many churches plan a citywide Sunday school crusade in March with the theme March to Sunday School in March. Will Moir of the First Baptist Church says the drive will be promoted in several ways to urge every family to attend the Sunday school of its choice.
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