Bakersfield Private Judd Completes Army Course at Fort Sill
Army Private Timothy A. Judd son of Douglas Judd of 218 Ash and Jean E. Eakin of Bakersfield completed the tactical communications systems course at Fort Sill Oklahoma. The program covered basic electronics receiver and transmitter repair for tactical communications and Judd is a 1978 Bakersfield High School graduate.
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Judd
Oklahoma
Army
Timothy A. Judd
Douglas Judd
218 Ash
Jean E. Eakin
Bakersfield
Fort Sill
Okla
Bakersfield High School
Senior Center Bond Act funds aid Kern County centers
Senior Center Boand Act of 1984 allocates 803,892 to Kern County for senior center projects. Agencies may apply by sending a letter of intent to Kern County Office on Aging Bakersfield. Proposals favor rural low income and minority areas. funds exceed 250000 rejected locally. Applicants conference July 19. proposals due September 19 noon.
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Kern County
Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield
Letter to the Editor on Social Security and Medicare
The Shafter-Wasco American Association of Retired Persons says freezing Social Security COLAs or trimming Medicare spending harms the elderly and does not solve the deficit. It argues many elders would fall below poverty with cuts and stresses the government must keep its promises to seniors. Harlin P. Wilson, president.
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Reagan
Shafter-Wasco
American Association of Retired Persons
Harlin P. Wilson
Constancy to Purpose Promised as Secret of Success
A brief aphorism quotes Benjamin D Ti declaring that steadfast adherence to one goal yields success, emphasizing unwavering focus as the key to achievement.
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Benjemin D Ti
Pepsi Diet Pepsi Mt Dew Pee Cash Payroll Checks
A terse classified note advertising check cashing services with a low fee of 59 cents and a maximum amount of 449 dollars. It presents a period feel of a small-town storefront offering quick cash options for payroll checks.
Richland Summer School Enrollment Tops 500
The Richland Summer School at Richland Intermediate started July 1 and runs to August 2 with high enrollment and a waiting list. The focus on math and science along with a second chance to pass proficiency tests attracted many students. First grade teacher Rosa Solorio-Garcia placed 209 candles on the class cake to commemorate the nation’s old age as the school saluted America.
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Richland
America
Rosa Solorio-Garcia
California DMV Allows Mail License Renewal With Limited Accidents
DMV Director George E. Meese notes a driving record with no more than one accident in the two years before renewal may qualify for a mail renewal for drivers under 70. The 1984 legislature allowed this change to address unfairness for those not at fault. Drivers must be insured and report accidents. two mail renewals can extend a license up to twelve years with a clean record.
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California
Department of Motor Vehicles
George E. Meese
Alan Robbins
Meese
DMV
Joshua Gains National Fame Across the Country
Joshua’s renown spreads nationwide as reports highlight his rising prominence and public recognition, describing how interest in his achievements grows from coast to coast.
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Dan Hammeth
American Legion
Terri Armstrong
Sheila Wells
John Sloas
Russell Bailey
Pizza Hut
Pere
Pacer
Upathy Pizza Hut
Waseoome Hey
Tsim
Meyers
South
Shafter Ave
AGW
Sunkist
Cans
Meyer
Jon
Mhures
WLC
San Luis Obispo County
Mid-State
Paso Robles
Ory
VISA
MasterCard
Maynard Potter
P.O. Box
Ronnie Milsap
Louise Mandrell
Charlie Daniels Band
Kenny Rogers
Alabama
Sun
Tom Jones
Kool & the Gang
Huey Lewis & the News
Sandi Patti
The
Imperials
Wayne Newton
P.R.C.A. Rodeo
Central Ave. Food Store
Central Ave
Shafter
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