Rollins murder retrial decision likely next week
Convicted killer Offord Rollins may receive a new trial as juror testimony is heard in Kern County Court. Judge Len M McGillivray postponed juror testimony until Friday amid ongoing allegations of juror misconduct and media access disputes. The case, which drew nationwide attention, centers on claims of racist prosecutorial tactics and juror pretrial discussions.
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Offord Rollins
Superior Court
Len M. McGillivray
McGillivray
Wasco
Rollins
Timothy Lemacchi
Maria Rodriguez
Shafter
Lemacchi
Lisa Green
Department 5
Kern County
Peggy Traylor
Attornpy Ting
Kbak-Tv Channel 29
Traylor
Green
Lemucchi
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Jesse Jackson
Shafter High Drama Presents Charlie Brown and AARP Meeting
Shafter High School Drama Club stages You're a Good Man Charlie Brown June 11 12 and 13 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium with 5 ticket at door. AARP Chapter 2809 meets June 15 at noon at Shafter Veterans Hall for a 15th anniversary luncheon. Kathy Alibarrie evangelist will speak Sunday at 6 p.m. from recent outreach in New Mexico.
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Shafter High School Drama Club
Man
Charlie Brown
Fred Starth, Jr
Cris Starrh
AARP
Shafter Veteran’s Hall
Howard Shumway
National Aarp
Washington, D.C
Charter Christian Assembly
Kathy Alibarrie
New Mexico
Shafter Officials Unite Over RTC Audit Fallout
City Manager Wade McKinney says state controller and CDC officials have strained relations as Shafter joins RTC operators in a regional push against perceived Department of Corrections mistreatment. An audit draft was issued after a February review, with a 30 day response and extension granted. Results are expected in weeks amid ongoing disagreements with state personnel.
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State Controller’s Office
California
Department of Corrections
McKinney
CDC
Shafter Rtc
Shafter
Shafter budget 1992 93 tight under recession
Shafter City Manager Wade Mc Kinney presented a bare bones 1992 93 budget to the City Council describing it as pretty doggone tight. The plan avoids cost of living increases, cuts one and a half staff positions including the public information officer, and trims expenditures about 5 percent to match reduced revenues. The city anticipates losing around 400 000 in state redirected funds plus 40 000 in property taxes and 350 000 in vehicle license fees, amid Sacramento driven revenue declines and a sobering committee report.
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Shafter
Wade McKinney
McKinney
Pio
Barry Ginsburg
Mercy Hospital
Bakersfield
Sacramento
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Roy Patrick
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