Premium Awards At Art Show 70 Worth $4720
Premiums totaling 4720 dollars will be awarded across 13 classes at Art Show 70. California artists may enter works not previously shown at Cal Expo using official entry blanks. entries delivered weekdays to Exposition Center or mailed prepaid. Categories include oil, watercolor, sculpture, ceramics, metalwork, textiles, and more.
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Edward J. Lynam
Cal Expo
Expostion Center
Calif
Mit
Veterans Administration Offers On Site Counseling in Vietnam
VA officials stated that in Vietnam 1967 9 representatives were on duty at installations providing orientation on benefits to 475000 servicemen and conducting 49700 personal interviews. The agency handled a wide range of information requests and counseling across regional offices and centers nationwide.
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Peg
Vietnam
U.S
Kern Voters Weigh In On Tax Reform And School Unification
Assemblyman Kent H. Stacey reports results from a Kern County survey with over 4500 returns. Voters favored higher homeowner property tax exemptions and support for county share in revenue. The questionnaire covered tax reform environmental control and school unification to guide Sacramento representation.
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Kent H. Stacey
Bakersfield
Golden Empire
Kern County
Stacey
Sacramento
Fruits Safe To Freeze Without Sugar Or Syrup Says UC Expert
Homemakers question safe methods to freeze whole fruits without pre sweetening. The UC Home Economist advises quick freezing to avoid spoilage and suggests later use in pies cobblers or as puree. Also notes poll about tax relief and public policy, plus academic news on William Ray Hearon’s UCLA degree and career.
Wil monies payable to the firm
A notice from Kern County California states funds are due under the firm name Wil monies payable to the firm and requests payment procedures and verification of claim.
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Highway
Kern
State of
California
Wilmonies
Buena Vista recreation project faces mixed local support
County officials and activists debated the Buena Vista recreation project with supporters arguing jobs and tourism benefits and opponents citing cost and feasibility. Key figures included Glenn Black and Harry Hollins backing the plan while Folsom and the Taxpayers Association urged caution. County supervisors wavered but Holt and Jackson kept the effort alive amid funding questions.
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State Parks and Recreation Commission
Glenn Black
Red Faulkner
County Parks Commission
Floyd Cooley
Kern County Water Agency
Travis George
Kern Wildlife Federation
Bob Conners
Argin
Buena Vista
Harry Hollins
Kern - Inyo - Mono
Homer Harrison
Kern County Sportsmen’s Council
Om Folsom
Kern County Taxpayers Association
Webb
Visor Holt
Jackson
Harold Acne
Kern
McNamee
William Giannelli
State Department of Water Resources
Bill Ketchum
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Services
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University of California Home Economist
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Digge
Pam
Anny
Sunny Scofield
St.thomas
Jamaica
U.S. Virgin Islands
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Jay DI
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Hawaii
Chester Ave
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