Public Meeting on Water Treatment Plant Plans in Shafter
The Kern County Fire Department and City Public Works engineers will attend a public meeting at 7 30 p m Monday July 20 to present information and answer questions regarding the North River sewer treatment plant project before the City Council and Supervisors.
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Weathen
Boyle’ Engineers
River
Shafter City Council Deliberates 1987-88 Budget And Plans
The Shafter city council moved through the agenda with a small audience as they examined the 1987-88 budget details. A final hearing is set for July 27. A public meeting on a proposed tri community sewer plant was announced for today at 2 p.m. with council to decide a stance. Marvin Weidenbach invited officials to tour the site. Discussions covered skateboard signage, an assessment district for West Lerdo tract 4867, and a bond issuance for subdivision improvements.
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Shafter
Johnny
Thomas Marland Hiebert
Don Zachary
Cathy Prout
Verl Nash
City
Wade McKinney
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County Public Works
North of the River Sanitation District
Shafter City Hall
Marvin Weidenbach
Ty Nifaaner
McKiney
J Gettin
McKinney
The
George Wise
West Lerdo
Askellan and
Hiebert
MFAD board reviews hangar leases and STI testing plan
July 8 regular session of the MFAD directors Tom Almberg Ray Nelson Wally Ryker Tom White and Riley Ashby discussed leases hangar locations and a six month STI vehicle testing lease. They approved a ground lease with Cal Slurry and negotiated with Bakersfield Sandstone & Brick. The board favored Martin’s hangar location, approved a $14 000 loan with a further $10 000 needed, debated removing a picnic table, and heard the EIR for a hazardous waste site at Minter Field would return in two weeks. The next meeting is July 22 at 7 30 p m.
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ATT Erew
Tom Almberg
Ray Nelson
Wally Ryker
Tom White
Riley Ashby
Noel Wilson
Joe Martin
Anthony Stein
Systems Technology, Inc
STI
Cal
Bakersfield Sandstone & Brick
Martin
Agriculture Aviation
Minter Field
MFAD
Temperature Dip After Scorching Week Readers Felt Cooler
The article notes temperatures in the cotton field did not reach 100 degrees last week. It references reader reflections on milder conditions and asks about perceived backyard readings, inviting personal temperature reports.
Japanese farm marketing study visits Shafter leaders
Three groups of Japanese agri business leaders visited Shafter last week guided by Wesley Davis. The visitors toured a local packing house and an asparagus field south of town, while discussing cooperatives that handle marketing, financing, consulting, and insurance. Takeo Sawada warned about world market effects if U.S. farm subsidy cuts pass. The group was impressed by American marketing methods.
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Shafter
Wesley Davis
Kern County
Japan
Takeo Sawada
Young cowgirl Wendy Foster rises in 4-H rodeo circuits
Wendy Foster has reappeared in 4-H open shows after last year and previously competed in junior rides Exigish, a Keslen aes barrel and pole events. Her parents ride alongside and her family history evidences strong equestrian talent and community support.
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Exigish
Ward
Een Wal
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