Shafter selects Hoffer as city chief amid transition plan
Cypress detective Hoffer, age 43, named city chief for Shafter after five Cypress trips by James Taylor to study the area. He holds masters in public administration from USC and degrees from Cal State Long Beach and Sorritos College. The council also hires Ron Slade as city planner and plans a sixth water well at about 63000 dollars plus land, while tightening water conservation rules and approving Prop 4 budgets and truck engine overhaul.
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Craig Porter
Gene Kaplan
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Lew Carroll
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Loyd Link
Bus Fares Rise On County Shuttle Service
Fares for regular passengers rise to 50 cents for County Shuttle and 25 cents for handicapped and seniors. The new rate, effective Monday June 1, follows a June 17 1980 agreement between City of Shafter and Kern County. Shafter Shuttle keeps 50 cent round trip regular and 25 cent round trip for seniors and handicapped. State mandates require local governments to meet unmet transit needs.
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SHS Faculty Reductions Span 1961 82
SHS undertook faculty cuts over two decades, from 1961 to 1982, amid enrollment shifts. The same period saw Esch report a loss of 25 students, reflecting shrinking class sizes and staffing changes affecting the school.
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Planning Commission Denies Mary Unruh Zone Change
The City Planning Commission denied Mary Unruh’s request to change zoning at 630 Sunset Avenue to add a second living unit. The panel argued the guest house would remain as built and set June 16 1981 to hear an appeal by Virgil Worley regarding a frost of his dwelling carport.
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East Euclid Avenue
Gary Ingle Chosen Judge for Shafter Wasco
Gary Ingle was selected Tuesday by the Board of Supervisors as judge for the Shafter Wasco Justice Court District. Ingle, a Shafter resident, works with the law firm Chain Younger Jameson Lemacchi Busacca and Noriega and formerly served in the public defender's office. The court, created to relieve Western Municipal Court and serve rural areas, begins July 11 with Ingle to be sworn in before then. He is a Shafter High School graduate, married with a daughter, and serves on the Richland School Board.
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Summer Aquatic Program Opens at Shafter District Pool
The Shafter Recreation and Park District announces its 1961 Summer Aquatic program at Richland Aquatic Center on Nalley and Poso Streets. The pool runs Monday through Saturday from 1 00 p m to 6 00 p m and Monday and Wednesday evenings 6 30 to 8 30 with Sundays closed. Public swim fees range from 10 to 50 cents for under 18 and 75 cents for 18 and over. Family and individual season and monthly tickets are offered, along with swim lessons in four summer sessions from June 15 to July 30. Registration deadlines and contact details are provided at 320 James St or 746 6361.
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