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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1992

Page

2

Rollins murder case docket shows defense and claims of misstatements

Lemucchi accuses prosecutors of misleading statements regarding Offord Rollins. Valdez may have given false information and a missing weapon report was filed after Rodriguez was killed. Experts dispute calibers. shell casings found at the scene. Green questions Valdez ownership and calls Rollins innocent. Trial setup continues with motive undisclosed. Rollins’ mother expresses confidence in victory.

Offord Rollins Lemucchi Valdez Rollins Rodriguez Atkinson Avenue Lemacchi Green

Residents protest as nominee rejected for Kern County committee

Residents object to Kern County Supervisors not appointing Dennis Palla to a citizens panel reviewing Laidlaw Environmental Services hazardous waste landfill expansion near Buttonwillow. The plan seeks to nearly tenfold current size, store pesticides and household wastes, and take 10 to 20 years to complete across 90 acres, prompting concerns over aqueduct safety and state licenses.

Button- Willow Kern County Laidlaw Environmental Services Dennis Palla Laidlaw California Aqueduct Buttonwillow Los Angeles Coliseum Imperial Valley Kettleman Hills

Rio Bravo oil waste site cleanup after 1980s closure

DHS workers pumped brine from a ruptured tank at the Rio Bravo facility last summer and removed soil samples. Tests show hazardous waste disposal without license and contamination by lead, cadmium, nickel, chromium, PCB, and asbestos. Groundwater remains unaffected and plans include a 10 foot platform and progress billboard.

DHS Rio Bravo Ron Baker Toxic Substances Control Department State EPA Highway 43 Shafter

January classes and festival meeting notice in Wasco

More from 1A Wasco Medical Center lists classes from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. starting January 22 with a five dollar per session or thirty dollar for all seven classes. For registration, call 758 2263. A May Festival meeting is set for Wednesday January 15 at 6 30 p.m. at Central Floor Covering 242 Central Ave with discussion on a July 4 celebration.

Wasco Medical Center Palm St Wasco Central Ave

Shafter Press Rights Editorial Revisions to Copy

The Shafter Press reserves the right to revise censor reject amend or edit any editorial copy at any time. This notice warns contributors and staff that content may be altered before publication. The policy applies to all editorial material submitted for print or online formats.

Shafter Press

Reductions Proposed by RLSD Fronta Knapp Plans

Knapp lists phase three nurse aide cuts and other cost controls for RLSD. Proposals include 50 percent admin cuts, four hours clerical cuts, board session input, tying reductions to district goals, cost study committee, contract reviews, volunteer resignations, retirements, hiring freeze, and a monitoring timeline. District previously cut expenditures by 215000 dollars and funded a 1.5 percent salary rise, with benefit costs rising. Superintendent urges board to consider reductions at the February 3 meeting.

Knapp

Winter driving safety tips from the Safety Center

The Safety Center provides practical winter driving guidance to stay safe on changing roads. Key advice includes carrying an emergency car kit with flashlight blankets and signaling gear, annual vehicle checks, removing snow from all windows and lights, wearing sunglasses to reduce glare, staying with a stranded vehicle and signaling for help, running the engine for heat at intervals if stranded, keeping a window cracked and exhaust clear, signaling with a bright cloth, slowing down and increasing distance, managing skids by steering into the spin and avoiding hard braking, and using low beams with defrosters for visibility.

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Wasco High School Bakersfield Palla Les Safety Center Dow Sandy Gianettoni Food and Beverage Milwaugree’s Best & Light Beer Oscar Meyer California Lottery E. Lerdo, Shafter
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