Storms Bring Prolonged Rain Wind Across Shafter California
Storms lash Shafter with heavy rain and wind as the pattern remains unsettled. Meteorologist Terry Morse warns of above normal precipitation from Saturday the 14th through Monday the 16th with back to back rain and a brief breakunlikely. In Sierra Vista Estates mobile home park aluminum awnings were torn, causing injuries and property damage while overall monthly rainfall stays below typical at this point.
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AARP Shafter AARP Meeting Jan 16 in Bakersfield
AARP Shafter will meet January 16 at 1 30 p.m. at the W C Johnson Bakersfield Homeless Center guests include the guest speaker and dinner. The Shafter Chamber installation and awards banquet is January 19 at the Veterans Hall with tickets on sale since December contact the chamber office. A potluck is planned at the Vet's Hall January 17 at 6 p.m.
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Jagels Speaks On Three Strikes and RTC Inmates
Jagels warns that three strikes could overwhelm courts and prisons, with inmates facing lengthy terms for felonies. Supporters say the plan protects society by removing dangerous offenders, while Jagels labels the inmate categories as low risk but emphasizes potential long sentences for serious offenses.
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Clinton signs law repealing crop disaster relief
A new law signed by President Clinton repeals crop disaster relief farm programs. It establishes the Uninsured Assistance Program as a permanent measure and requires producers to obtain insurance to remain eligible for any program benefits. Details reference CFSA offices and designated dates for compliance.
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Kiwanis Club Drives Big Food Donation Effort
The Kiwanis Club completed a successful food drive, collecting about 12 008 pounds of assorted foods delivered to Wilson's shed for packing on Central Valley Highway. Six to seven hundred pounds went to Teen Challenge on Riverside Avenue and five thousand six hundred pounds to His Helping Hands via Sandy Armstrong. Cash contributions surpassed 1500 dollars and supported multiple community projects.
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