Telephone directory adds new customer guide section Kern County
The Pacific Telephone local manager announces a new Customer Guide in Kern County directories to explain how to use services, rates, deposits, and long distance options. The edition also expands the Survival Guide with earthquake procedures and safety steps prepared with several agencies. 178,500 directories will be delivered, with English Spanish and Chinese versions available by mail.
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Kern County
Sue Baker
Pacific Telephone Local
Shafter
Pacific Telephone
California Medical Association
Red Cross
State Office of Emergency Services
Seismic Safety Commission
Baker
Houston
Pacific Telephone P.O
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Trout restocking planned for Kern County waters
The Department of Fish and Game will restock catchable-size rainbow trout this week in Kern County streams and lakes barring adverse weather, water, or road conditions. Targeted bodies include Alder Creek, Bone Creek, Cedar Creek, Erskine Creek, Kern River segments, and Nobe Young Creek.
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Kern County
Department of Fish and Game
Kern Alder
Bone Creek
Cedar Creek
Erskine Creek
Kern River
Democrat Dam
Borell
Isabella
Lake Isabella
Nobe Young Creek
Carter plan to withhold interest tax targets taxpayers
A congressman cosponsors against the Carter Administration proposal to withhold 15 percent of bank and savings interest and dividend income to raise about 3.4 billion dollars yearly. He warns it would tax savings, create costly paperwork for banks and IRS, and burden taxpayers during high inflation, favoring spending cuts over new taxes.
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Uncle Sam
Carter
IRS
Free World
Congress
Blackouts Could Damage Pump and Irrigation
Water District Managers warn that summer blackouts could halt irrigation, risking overflow and damaged pumps if power returns suddenly. PG E agricultural energy specialist Bob Kump supports pre blackout alerts via media releases and direct calls to Kern County Water Agency to warn water districts.
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Pacific Gas and Electric
Bob Kump
Pg&e
Kern County Water Agency
America Still First by Bill Richardson on Founding Values
In a Fourth of July reflection, Bill Richardson defends America's core principles. He cites Washington on religion and morality, equality before the law, limited government protecting rights, and private property, contrasting with Soviet atheism and socialism. He laments anti American campaigns, celebrates migration as proof of hope, and calls for prayer and resolve to preserve liberty.
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Bill Richardson
George Washington
Russia
America
Soviet Union
Land of Hope and Freedom
Asia
Caribbean
Latin America
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