Kern County Representative Reads Food Tale in Flight
A Kern County representative describes her travel snacks as part of a humorous flight routine. She discusses enjoying various goodies during the journey and the light moments this evokes.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
3
A Kern County representative describes her travel snacks as part of a humorous flight routine. She discusses enjoying various goodies during the journey and the light moments this evokes.
An activist speaker argues women have no limits to capability and pushes for a free course to promote competitive education. She envisions expanding access beyond traditional boundaries and wants early support from educational groups.
The column discusses contrasts between the Ford Foundation with about 2.505 billion dollars of operating spending and H. L. Hunt, framing a debate over the Fund for the Republic and its tax free status.
Kelly was elected to the Shafter Safety Council board as the group expands its Safety Council work and its safety education programs. The 1962-63 review highlighted seat belt legislation and health safety initiatives. Parker praised year-round education efforts and urged continuation of the programs.
The Canada goose ranks among the first water birds to migrate north in spring, signaling seasonal change. This arrival marks the start of renewed wetlands activity as flocks return to breeding grounds.
Assemblyman Carley V. Porter of Compton calls for a detailed study before enlarging the state water project to compensate for Colorado River loss ruled by the Supreme Court. The proposal aims to ensure adequate supply and manage costs amid potential policy shifts.
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