13 arrested in Kern heroin raids across four cities
Eleven Shafter police and Kern County officers arrested 13 people for heroin sales after a three month narcotics investigation. Warrants were served at multiple addresses in Shafter Wasco McFarland and Bakersfield with $4000 worth of heroin seized and two ounces purchased in undercover operations.
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Shafter
Kern County
California
Wasco
McFarland
Bakersfield
Shafter Area
Kern County Narcotics Task Force
Floyd Roberts Jr
Stone
W. Lerdo
Saul Arce Gonzales
E. Euclid
Paul Salas Rosas
Fresno Ave
Gabino Ortiz
Candy Ortiz
Riverside
Robert Nixon
Amelia Venegas Ortiz
Molly Munoz
Lincoln
Ning
SHS to Graduate 165 Students at 8 P.M.
Shafter High School will hold graduation exercises Thursday at 8 p.m. at the SHS Football Field with gates opening at 7:45 for the public and earlier entry for reserved-ticket families. The event caps a district-wide set of graduations including Richland and Buttonwillow schools.
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Shafter High School
SHS
Richland
Buttonwillow
Maple Graduation Exercises Set for June 8
Maple Superintendent Gordon Walter announces the annual commencement on Wednesday June 8 at 7 30 PM in the school patio. Eighth grade speakers will present musical numbers and relatives are invited with no admission cards required.
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Gordon Walter
The
Maple School
Graduation Reception Planned at Shafter High
Plans are complete for the annual graduation reception at Shafter High, chaired by Mr and Mrs Harley Martin of the Shafter High Patrons. The event will follow graduation exercises in front of the school gym with junior class parents assisting with serving and preparations.
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Shafter High School
Harley Martin
Shafter High
James Grumbles
Ron Froelich
Mervin Neufeld
Leroy Kirschenman
May apportionment distributes 39 million to cities counties
State Controller Kenneth Cory reports the May apportionment of in lieu motor vehicle license fees totaling 39,044,407 to cities and counties for April 1977. Kern County receives 312,882 and Shafter 7,087. The funds come from the Motor Vehicle License Fee Account with the $2 per $100 excise tax replacing part of local property tax on vehicles.
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Kern County
Shafter
Kenneth Cory
Items Recovered at Different Homes Were Not At Whitby Residence
A Kern County Sheriff news release corrected earlier reports that items stolen in a recent burglary were found at Charles Whitby’s residence. The recovered articles were located at separate sites. Whitby was arrested and booked into Kern County Jail for burglary.
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Charles Whitby
Whitby
Kern County
Kern County Sheriff's Department
Bakersfield
Proclamation Town Meeting California Moves Across Counties
The statewide program hosts workshops in multiple towns where communities present problems and develop practical proposals. Organizers aim to find workable solutions through collaborative sessions and shared input across regions.
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Town Meeting
California
Town Meeting Planned for Shafter on June 18
The Institute of Cultural Affairs hosts a town meeting June 18 at Richland Intermediate School Cafeteria. Residents will discuss parking water saving goals and city challenges in group sessions, with a 1 p.m. start and a potluck dinner at 6 30 p.m. Community donations are requested at the door.
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Shafter Planning Commission
Charles Sanders
Shafter
Richland- Intermediate School
Institue’ of Cultural Affairs
California
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John Peterson
Stockdale Exchange Club
John Panici
Duane Moore
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Mert Weidman
Robert and Sons Auto Parts
Clara Schnidt
Jane Zachary
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Robert Felix Jr
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Jerry Moreno
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Alan Larsen
William E. ‘Cummings
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