Move to relocate Shafter substation eyed to save money
Kern County considers moving the Shafter Wasco Sheriff's Sub Station into the Shafter County Building to reuse vacant space and avoid 50 000 spending on a new Wasco building. The plan, presented April 25 by First District Supervisor Gene Tackett, would require office remodeling and relocation of assessor welfare health and building inspector offices.
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Shafter
Kern
Wasco
Board of Supervisors
First District
Gene Tackett
Shafter County
Health Department
Planning Commission
Sheriff's Department
Impact of Politics and Policy on Costs Across Professions
The Washington Post notes OSHA rules could raise diving costs from 33 to 100 million dollars annually, with a 33 million figure shown as saving two lives per year. Carter ends government oil portraits, replacing them with color photos to cut expenses. An AMA poll finds 60 percent of doctors raised fees due to malpractice premiums and 75 percent practice defensive medicine with extra tests and procedures.
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American Medical Association
What is love according to God rather than the world
The speaker argues worldly love is selfish and temporary while God’s love is faithful and lifelong. True happiness comes from trusting God’s definition of love, as described in first Corinthians and Hebrews, which guides marriage and personal relationships toward faithfulness and permanence.
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St. Paul
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Soviet and U S Newsrooms Clash Over Access and Influence
In Washington and Moscow a tug of information power unfolds as Soviet reporters in the United States face KGB scrutiny while U S journalists in the Soviet Union navigate censorship. Notable figures include Yuri Barsukov Vissarion Sisner and Stanislav Kondrashov with access abuse alleged. White House shifts under Reed and Carter policy calm contrasts with Cuban embassy moves and Diggs SBA loans in Detroit.
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Moscow
Robert Toth
Los Angeles Times
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Yuri Barsukov
Isvestia
Felligerear
Barsukov
Vissarion Sisner
Stanislav Kondrashov
Izvestia
Kondrashov
Bob Toth
CIA
White House
Big
Thomas Reed
The
Air Force
Carter
Wade Watkins
Wade
United States
Havana
Charles Diggs
D.mich
Detroit
Diggs
Small Business Administration
Diente
Unaedt Feature Syndicate. Inc
Paul Harvey compares Keynesian economics to stagflation and Friedman’s view
The piece surveys economic orthodoxies and argues a shift from Keynesian stimulus to laissez faire. It cites John Maynard Keynes and Milton Friedman, noting deficits erode money value, and suggests investing surplus in tangible assets like art rather than fixed-value bonds.
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John Maynard Keynes
Milt Friedman
Britain
Japan
United States
Energy policy shaping U.S. industrial vitality
Industry leaders argue that 40 percent of energy goes to manufacturing and warn of shortages without new supply. They fault excessive regulation and price controls, urging a free market in energy pricing as the core solution to boost supply and reduce demand.
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R. Heath Larry
National Association of Manufacturers
Washington
Early Roles of Kern County Women in Founding History
The piece highlights pioneering Kern County women who helped settle Tehachapi Valley Glennville Walker Basin South Fork Valley Cuddy Valley and Kern Island. It notes Mrs Baker who opened Kern Island school, Louisa Jewett as early paid teacher, and mentions Fernnand Tracy Rose Burcham Pancho Barnes and Mary Hunter Austin among others. A new research project will document these contributions.
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Kern
Kern County
Tehachapi Valley
Glennville
Walker Basin
South Fork Valley
Cuddy Valley
Kern Island
John Brite
James ‘‘Matt’’ Glenn
John Arnold
John Dunlap
Christian Bohna
Edward ‘Tibbet
Abia T. Lightner
Thomas Baker
Baker
Bakersfield
Louisa Jewett
Fernnand Tracy
Rose
Charles) Burcham
James Williams
Joseph Cuddy
Auguste Borel
Pancho Barnes
Stafford Austin
Mary Hunter Austin
Rove Station
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