Gary Wilson Exemplifies Opportunities in Agriculture
Gary Wilson at 33 heads Wilson Agricultural Enterprises in Shafter. He farms 1100 acres including sugar beets grain cotton beans wine grapes and almonds. He notes growing demand for skilled orchard vineyard workers and agricultural services while serving in multiple farm groups and expanding into custom vineyard work.
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Gary Wilson
California
Wilson Agricultural Enterprises
Shafter
Wilson
San Joaquin Valley
Eee
Berkeley
Davis
Shafter Swimmers Win Four Firsts at Wasco Meet
Shafter swimmers earned four first place medals and a trophy at the Wasco Invitational. Key winners include Brian Robinson in boys 50 yd freestyle and 50 yd butterfly, and Sheri Almberg in girls 9-10 50 breaststroke. Karla Nash also captured a 50 yd freestyle title in girls 11-12.
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Shafter
J Brian Robinson
Sheri Almberg
Karla Nash
Stacia Reimer
Tena Britt
Danny Moon
Jeff Groves
Sheri Almire
Cindy Handel
Brianobinson
Ars
Atkins
Dana Nickelsen
John White
David Criswell
Amy Handel
Linda Criswell
Jeff Goossen
Brian Hamilton
Shannon Bergman
Kara Nickelsen
Sheri Tengen Eine Margie Neufeld
Brian Robinson
Craig Watkins
Torey Britt
Blake Hami
Susan Hamilton
Nita Smith
Robin Tenn Oriea
Margie Neufeld
Blake Hamilton
Robin Heiser
Lance Nickelsen
Debbie Branson
State Issues Schedule for 6% Sales Tax Increase
State Board of Equalization announces a two tier tax rise effective July 1 1973 raising combined state and local rates to 6 percent city areas 6-1/2 percent in BART counties Alameda Contra Costa and San Francisco retailers to collect and reimburse themselves using a new 6 percent schedule while Bay Area retailers get a 6-1/2 percent reimbursement method and schedules available at board offices.
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Alameda
Contra Costa
San Francisco
State Board of Equalization
John W. Lynch
California
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District
California Sales Tax Table Notice
Public tax notice from the State Board of Equalization listing Ai transactions and tax amounts with numeric ranges and values. Author is John W. Lynch, member, with address in Fresno California.
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California
State Board OF Equalization
Mariposa Street
Fresno
Why utility rates rise at PG E and beyond
The article explains that higher fuel costs, delayed construction, high interest, inflation, and environmental protection raises utility charges. It notes costly gas exploration in Canada and Alaska, long transport adds to price, and options like synthetic gas or LNG may be pricier. It also cites required low sulfur oil for steam plants and premium prices for it.
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Canada
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North Slope
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