Supervisors Oppose Extended Welfare in 1963 Legislation
Kern County supervisors join statewide opposition to 1963 California welfare legislation and urge Brown to hold hearings in 1964 special session. They label the public welfare program as the most liberal in the nation and push for a seven point policy focusing on reasonable public welfare while limiting expansions. They call for state and county cost sharing discussions to prevent excessive local tax burden.
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Kern
California
Edmund G. Brown
County Supervisors Association of California
Kern Supervisors
Work Under Way on Feather River Project in 1964
Sacramento reports progress on the Feather River project with Oroville Dam as a central element. The State Water Project plans to extend water to Kern County by 1968, highlighting public interest and the extensive engineering effort involved.
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Feather River
Du¢in
Catornia
Cetternia State Department of Water Resources
Kern County
Sacramento
Feather River Canyon
Oroville
California
Oroville Dam
United States
Shasta
Agricale
Lions Club narcotics forum set in Bakersfield
On Saturday January 18 at 2 P.M. the Narcotics Committee for the California Nevada District 4 Lions International meets in the Saturn Room Bakersfield Civic Auditorium for a public forum on narcotics and addiction. D C Parks of Bakersfield is chairman. The public is welcome.
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Lions International
Saturn
Bakersfield Civic Auditorium
D. C. Parks
Bakersfield
Lions Club
Kiwanis Speaker Discusses Water Problems in Clayton
Kenneth M. Wegis, president of the Kern County Water Association, spoke on Current Water Problems at the Kiwanis Club luncheon in Clayton. Po man.
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Kenneth M. Wegis
Kern County Water Association
Kiwanis Club
Clayton
Poman
Welfare Legislation Debate Lights Up County Supervisors
County supervisors questioned the feasibility of sustaining full welfare financing and the broader social and economic value of liberalized welfare features, suggesting neither outcome has been proven.
Interest in Shafter tract area discussed by utility board
Bakersfield realtor Joe Salas outlined costs to water and sewer Homes in the Shafter Mosesian tract plus East Asti area, as the board considers annexation or exclusion options. Lou Carroll begins as Public Works Superintendent January 16 with $550 monthly car allowance. district plans temporary duties. Names floated to replace Carroll include Richard Larson Ralph Baehr and Dari Moyer with a 90 day appointment deadline.
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Joe Salas
Bakersfield
Shafter
Board
al Mortimore
Public Utility’ District
Louis Carroll
Public Works
Richard Larson
Ralph Baehr
Dari Moyer
Carroll
Mortimore
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Shafter Chamber of Commerce
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Wasco Motor Sales, Inc
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Shasta Dam
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Sistant
Central Valley
Gee
Eage
Coun
Tanitahe
Flouris
Northwestern University
Joseph
Egypt
Dan
Western Pacific
South Bay Aqueduct
Riverside
Iste
Arroyo del Valle
Oro Dam
Crowd
Orion
Kiwanis
America
Rambler American
U.S.A
Holven
Shafter Press
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