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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1983
Page
4
A Richland Junior High principal for part of the 1982-83 year, Jerry Dann inspired by example. He balanced firmness with kindness, encouraged input at meetings, and promoted a democratic, circle seating approach. His leadership brought new spirit, courage, and faith to the school community.
A reader criticizes Proposition 13 arguing it did not deliver expected tax relief. The letter claims apartment and nonresiding landlords benefited, rent controls rose, and local education and services suffered as schools and cities rely on state funds. It urges Mr Jarvis to seek solutions rather than worsen hardships.
Kern County residents urged to support a major education funding package as Governor Deukmejian weighs tax loophole closes to generate 400 million dollars. The letter urges earmarking new funds for education and highlights SB 813 and AB 70 progressing through the legislature with potential quick action.
A long cautionary note reviews claims that fluorescent lighting may cause skin cancer and melanoma. It cites London and Sydney studies, conflicting NYU findings, and a Boston dermatologist urging careful scrutiny amid public anxiety.
Senator H L Richardson opines on AB 1428 in a vivid allegory. The piece portrays a runaway reform train led by Speaker Willie Brown Pro-Tem David Roberts and Governor Deukmejian, with lobbyists attempting to slow it with cream puffs. The verse-chorus critique centers on tax reforms loophole closures and the claim revenue enhancement will pass.
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