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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1963
Page
2
A whimsical proposal by Texas Representative Kilgore to create an Office of Consumers is discussed with caution. Critics warn such a department could spawn endless hearings and intrude on personal freedoms, turning fun into a burdensome government project.
Ranking minority member Craig Hosmer critiques U.S. foreign policy under Kennedy, urging Republicans to engage in negotiations with the Soviets. He cites past diplomacy from Teheran to Geneva and questions administration strategy and outcomes.
A federal grant of 271 400 will launch California on a statewide mental health planning program. State Director Dr Daniel Lieberman said the tax grant is California's share of 34 100 000 in tax money. A Planning Advisory Committee will guide the program and advise on projects and citizen input, with seven state department directors and civic and professional members.
Arnold L. Adams of 1701 Forrest, Bakersfield, was fined 303 dollars or 55 days in jail after a drunk driving case. Adams requested a court trial and was represented by counsel. The case was heard by a judge on Wednesday.
The Mother Goose project unites Farm for Fair and County Fair committees in planning. Nathan Williams of the Rosedale Club chairs the effort with Don Larsen as assistant leader. The Mother Goose Farm will feature Little Pigs and Crib members will provide live animals, with plans to expand in future years.
An intensive economic survey by the California State Chamber of Commerce predicts Kern County personal incomes will grow to 1.09 billion in 1970 and 1.37 billion in 1975 driven by industrial growth and higher price levels. Per capita income climbed 435 percent from 1947 to 1960.
The Metropolitan Water District requests negotiations to adjust surcharges in existing one year contracts, proposing a zero to two dollar per acre foot cap for agricultural water on excess land within contractor boundaries. The board notes willingness to negotiate terms to reduce prices and extend supply.
Marion Fitzgerald Farm Adviser Claudia Gilli of Panatha Home Ec 4 H Club selected by a judges committee as Kern County 1963 64 4 H All Star for outstanding club record and active demonstration and safety work Miss Gilli praised as one of the most inspiring youths by Mrs Wweo e
The article highlights Jay Hershey of Oil Smee Road as a Diamond Star candidate for outstanding 4-H work. It notes his leadership in Kern County beef projects, feeding about 90 steers, plus strong project records and club activity. Selection committee members include Mrs. Richard Jacobs, Don Clark, and Keith LaMoine.
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