Shafter considers reward fund for crime tips
The Shafter City Council plans a tip reward fund to aid investigations in burglaries and thefts. Police say public information helps, with $300 seed money and possible expansion to vandalism and drug cases. Community concerns note paid tips could affect trust and motives.
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Letters to the Editor Toe the Exaitar
A reader letter criticizes the Supreme Court for not reviewing a bus ing plan to desegregate schools. The writer attacks forced busing, names Louise Day Hicks, accuses groups like the NAACP and CORE of seeking control, and predicts violence and political backlash across the United States.
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Boston
Deep South
NAACP
CORE
Hifive
United States
Little Rock
Charlotte
New Orleans
America
Louise Day Hicks
Massachusetts
Mississippi
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Alabama
Intelligence secrecy and candy price hikes headline weekly special
A weekly special accuses official secrecy of censorship and reveals flaws in intelligence processing from Washington to Mexico City. It notes Oswald’s Mexico City visit, intercepted calls, and slow data digestion. It also reports candy makers raising prices despite cocoa and sugar shifts, plus foreign gifts to U.S. officials and anecdotes about Kissinger and Kennedy.
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Washington
Ene
Lee Harvey Oswald
Mexico City
John F. Kennedy
Oswald
Russia
Washington i
United States
Ben Rosenthal
New York
Hersheys
Peter Paul
Roenthal
Ao Ae
Treasury
Wiiliam Simon
Leonid Brezhnev
Argentina
Simon
Shirley Temple Black
Henry Catto
Secretarre
Henry Kissinger
Egypt
Secreary of Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Saudi Arabia
Sen Fed Kennedy
Water cleanups spark pride in national progress
Paul Hahvey champions cleaner U S water, citing U S Geological Survey data. He notes 65 percent of 642 metal analyses show zero concentrations at 57 sites in 37 states, highlights Great Lakes revival, Lake Erie rebound, beaches reopened since the 1960s, and rivers like the Cuyahoga no longer catching fire.
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Department of the Interior
Great Lakes
Environmental Protection
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Lke
Mississippi River
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Early Days in Kern Describe Hollywood boom in Kernville town
Eugene Burmeister recounts Kernville before Isabella Dam when many film studios used Kern River Valley as a location. Stars like Roy Rogers Bogart and Gloria Swanson visited, stayed at Mountain House, and the valley built movie town fronts and hosted studio baseball teams and charity dances. The waters of Isabella Reservoir ended the era in 1953 and prompted retellings of gospel style civic calls.
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Old
Kernville
Isabella Dam
Hollywood Studios
Kern River Valley
Ken Maynard
Buck Jones
Tom Mix
William Boyd
Buster. Keaton
Hoot Gibson
Gloria Swanson
Jack Hoxie
John Boles
Harry Carey
Hopalong Cassidy
Humphrey Bogart
Jackie Coogan
Roy Rogers
Gabby Hayes
Mountain House
Pita
Ana
New Life and Hope in Christ in the Year Ahead
A preacher muses on the transformative power of faith. He contrasts worldly pleasures with the Bible’s promise of becoming anew in Christ, urging readers in 1977 to embrace a spiritual renewal and a life of peace joy and hope.
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