Industrial and Commercial Growth Boosts Kern County
Kern County's growth report details more than 18 million in new industrial plans and expansions. Key entries include a 2 million salad oil plant at Cawelo, a 300 ton per day cotton seed facility, a 250 thousand dollar missile propellant test site near Edwards AFB, and a 1.5 million pipeline by Southern California Gas Co. plus multiple investments by Standard Oil, U S Borax, Ranchers Cotton Oil, and Kern County Land Co. Board president Robert Marshall notes the area gains in investments and job opportunities.
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Kern County
Kern County Board of Trade
Te County
Board of Trade
Cawelo
S. A
Douglas Aircraft Co
Missile and Space Systems Division
Edwards Air Force Base
Meeke-Hogan
Tejon
U.S. Borax and Chemical Corp
Boron
Ed Brown
Beebee Brand Chemical Fertilizers
Shafter
Occidental Petroleum Corp
Ersfield
Kern’ Mutual Telephone Co
Taft
Kern County Land Co
Mil Potrero
Mt. Abel-Mt. Pinos
Arvin Rock Co
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co
Delano
West Side
California
Cuyama
California City Development Co
County of Kern
Mojave
Southern California Gas, Co
San Joaquin Valley
Robert Marshall
Marshall
Douglas Aircraft
Standard Oil
U.S. Borox
Ranchers Cotton Oil
December Building Permits Lead with $14,000 Dr Freedman Job
The city issued December building permits totaling $30,820 led by a $14,000 permit to Dr Harold Freedman for 545 Central avenue to house Shafter Medical Laboratory. Other permits cover Watson Construction remodel at 329 Walker and several home upgrades including Pacheco 406 West Ash Frank Pacheco 6,000 Crawford 311 Kern 1 600 Ogle 242 Cross 1 600 Virginia Senior 307 Atlantic 500 and Blue Haven Pools 3 320 for a pool at 655 Sycamore. Board of Trade notes Kern County prospects and investment interest.
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Harold Freedman
Central Avenue
Shafter Medical Laboratory
Dr. Freedman
Watson Construction Company
Walker
Frank Pacheco
West Ash
Bruce Crawford
Kern Street
Chuck Ogle
Cross
Virginia Senior
Atlantic
Blue Haven Pools
Sycamore
Sacramento survey finds strong support for stricter traffic penalties
California licensed applicants reveal broad backing for tougher enforcement of habitual traffic violators and enhanced driver education. Sixty-nine percent approve radar speeds, 58 percent favor police visibility, and 71 percent support trying juveniles in traffic court. Respondents deem drunk driving penalties too lenient and favor compulsory behind the wheel training for under 18s.
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Sacramento
California
Spectron
Bongbergs Visit Arlington Family at New Year Parade
Mr and Mrs Jack Bongberg of Arlington Virginia visited the home of his brother Dr and Mrs Robert Bongberg over Parade on New Year’s Day with their son. The brief note records a family gathering during the holiday period.
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Jack Bongberg
Arlington
Robert Bongberg
Mrs
Jack Bong
Traffic Death Toll Tops 1963 in Kern County
Kern County records 193 traffic deaths as of December 30, 1964, 41 more than the same period in 1963. Officials blame excessive speed right of way violations improper turns and drinking drivers while urging personal responsibility to curb what they call an unprecedented highway slaughter.
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Kern County
Kern County Safety Council
Dean Gay
Robert Barrett
CHP
Rnda
Bob Bovee
Council
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Standard Oil Co
Indus
Kern
Lcense
Madame Butterfly
Shafter High School
West Coast
Opera Company of
Los Angeles
Kern County Music Educators Assn
Rée
Ketek
Nabisco Fancy
Maxwell House
APPLE
Spreckel
Budget Food Mart
Bonnie Hubbard
Lustre Creme
Epaayde
Monterey
Aerowax