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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1976
Page
2
Candidates at a public forum address the city administrator role, water and sewage concerns, and a proposed nuclear plant. Flores backs investigation rights. Cummings cites ignorance on some issues. Colvard warns against overemphasis on one town side amid railroad and water worries. Vazquez and others refrain from comment.
The FCC will decide between Combined Communications Broadcast Group of Glendale owner of KBIS and Brandon-Dorsey Communications of Bakersfield owner of KERN for a 97.7 FM station near Shafter. Each plans different site, tower heights, and budgets with varied financing and equipment costs.
Combined Communications outlines 11 hours 3 minutes of news 8.5 percent and 9.5 hours of other programming. music 10 percent country Western 20 percent folk 20 percent contemporary 40 percent progressive 10 percent. Brandon Dorsey adds seven hours 20 minutes news 4.5 percent and 16 minutes advertising Christmas season 17 minutes in political contests. programs include Community Conversation Kern County Agriculture Report Hispanic Forum and Spectrum from Shafter High School. Local and regional news share 30 percent and 70 percent respectively.
Richland trustees weighed Plan B for unification to sever Shafter High from Kern High and join with Belridge Buttonwillow Lerdo Richland and Rio Bravo Greeley districts. A public hearing is set for 7 30 p m at Richland cafeteria to gather community views amid state plan options.
The Shafter planning commission approved the Recreation and Parks Element and set March 16 for a public hearing on developer Ernie Hofman’s zone change request from R-1 to R-3 for east Shafter. The commission also adopted a resolution to support council adoption and granted a conditional use permit for the First Assembly of God Church.
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