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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1973
Page
1
District residents have been invited to join an Advisory Committee to assist in area planning and community projects. The notice calls for cross community representation and stresses the need for a broad, cooperative approach to selecting committee members.
Kern County Health Department and Veterinary Service sponsor a rabies vaccination and license clinic targeting all dogs four months and older. The event runs January 16 in the Legh State area with a nominal fee for both vaccination and license tag, emphasizing prevention to curb fatal rabies.
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions a person or event with scattered letters and partial names. The legible parts suggest a local notice or brief item but no clear facts.
Fragmentary text shows landowners in the district at a meeting seeking clarity on election information. A speaker highlighted statements of opposition and calls for participation, with references to a case and usual election details.
A safe held an undisclosed amount of cash along with jewelry and papers. The incident involves a storage or security breach and references an entity or location linked to H. C. pote setidnace.
Lieutenant Earl O’Brien of the California Juvenile Association presents a model ordinance targeting bicycle license controls and juvenile behavior. Police Chief Home Witcher notes the focus is on use rather than ownership, with a grace period of about a year for compliance and further study.
A terse rail totals summary notes measurements and figures from the week ending early January. The fragment references the USDA and San Research with partial figures including inches and dates in January.
City crews move to clear yards and alleys as trash pickup expands. Officials urge residents to separate debris and follow posted collection rules for improved sanitation. Community members report cleaner streets and fewer pests after the initiative.
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