Richland trustees call special meeting on contract negotiations
Trustees meet after a two and a half hour executive session to decide on employe contracts and outline a special session for Wednesday at 5 30 p m. The board may review salaries and benefits amid plans to adopt a personnel section of policy and bylaws by July 1.
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Richland
Phil Zachary
David Carthal
Evron Barber
Barber
Delois Witcher
Richland Teachers Association
California School Employes Association
RTA
al Sandrini
Tom Almberg
Camp Okihi Opens for Richland School Students
Camp Okihi across Kern River from Hart Park will welcome Richland School students aged 8 to 12 from June 21 to 25. Up to 75 campers who pay 2.50 and submit forms by June 18 may attend. buses depart Richland School at 8 a.m. and return about 5 p.m. daily. lunch is provided. campers should bring a cup. radios and knives are banned.
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Okihi
Kern River
Hart Park
Richland School
Shafter
Mike Schmidt
Shafter City Hall
Schmidt
Star Spangled Thursday Movies at Shafter Library
The Shafter Branch Library opens an all movie program for youths at 10:30 and 2:30 on June 10 featuring Nature's Strangest Creatures followed by Three Stooges Three Little Pigskins a Spanish film Historia Del Patio Ping and a Mr. Magoo cartoon. The program is free and runs all summer at 236 James Street with a puppet show and group folk singing added next week.
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Shafter
Shafter motor fee receives 4140 to city in apportionment
State Controller Kenneth Cory reported the May apportionment of in lieu motor vehicle license fees totaling 22,568,806 to cities and counties. Kern County got 181,777 and the City of Shafter received 4,140 as part of April 1976 deposits. The distribution reflects the local share of motor vehicle license fees and other revenues.
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Kenneth Cory
Cory
Kern County
Shafter
Drive to Eliminate Hazards Spurs Fire Department Drive
Shafter residents are advised the fire department is issuing citations for fire hazards. Inspectors seek rubbish weeds and other hazards and warn owners to clean up or face police action. The drive cites national fire statistics to stress prevention and a cleaner town.
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Shafter
Fire Department
National Fire Protection Association
Shafter City Employees Open Negotiations On Pay And Benefits
Representatives for Shafter city employees met with City Administrator Bill Sheldon to discuss salary increases fringe benefits and retirement coverage. The group including police officer Wayne Davis and fireman Jerry Schmidt proposed a 15 percent across the board raise and a survey to place all workers under the Public Employees Retirement System. They also asked for a work hours article in the Memorandum of Understanding detailing a 40 hour week for general staff and police and a 56 hour week for five personnel with time and one half for excess hours.
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Shafter City
Bill Sheldon
Employes’ Association
Wayne Davis
Jerry Schmidt
Berniece Atkinson
Kenneth Joseph
Kern County Employes Association
Chuck Waide
ECEA
Two booked in forgery investigation in Shafter
Shafter police arrested Paula Gray, 20, and Travis Sherrell, 21, in a month old forgery probe. Gray faces forgery and amphetamine charges with $2,000 bail. Sherrell released on $625 bail. Gray pleaded innocent. Sherrell due in court June 19. Checks cashed at Shafter Motel, $42 and $30, claimed stolen from Barbara Smith. Gray was located on Lerdo Highway near Cherry after leaving town.
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Shafter
Paula Jane Gray
Travis Dwayne Sherrell
Calloway
Gray
Kern County
Sherrell
Shafter Justice Court
Linda Perry
Barbara Smith
Lerdo
Cherry
Bakersfield
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Dorothea Pescatore
Adela Alvidrez
Yolanda Martinez
Marcia Krause
Joan Crow
Sally Gonzalez
R. Jackson Scott
Stringham
Shafter High School
Neal Olsen
Bill Cummings
Susan Zachary
Alyce Bassett
Julie Bannantine
Cathy Martin
Richland Junior High School
Sandra Litke
Clinton Bergen
Phi Delta Kappa
Tim Smith
Diane Woo
American Legion
Richland Pta
Veterans Memorial
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