Shafter Names New City Administrator
Shafter selects CS 4 7 " . ve 5 a J i t. ' 7 by ' : a 6, ' i . aoe ? 7% ar : y . ' to hire Loyd Link motion and Remy for the post. The new city administrator, 34, formerly city manager in Farmersville, will start July 16, 1981 at $2,591 monthly plus increases. He has an AA from Chabot, a BS and a MPA from Cal State Hayward, and is pursuing a public administration PhD. He and his wife and two sons will relocate soon. He aims to be a people oriented, pro law enforcement city administrator and plans cooperative teamwork with the City Council.
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Fville
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Cal State
Hayward
Shafter
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Richland School District approves three year RTA pact with raises
The Richland School District board approved a three year contract with the Richland Teachers Association after a closed session. The agreement includes an eight percent raise effective July 1 and another eight percent on July 1, 1962. Teachers may leave at 3 15 p.m. three days weekly but must stay until 4 p.m. on staff meeting days. Class sizes are set at 28 to 1 for K through 3 and 29 to 1 for 4 through 8. The meeting also covered a “State of the District” report by Superintendent Gary W. Smith, reviewing projects, staffing reductions, and budget tweaks.
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Police arrests follow weekly traffic stops in Shafter
Police say arrests were made after traffic stops this week. Pantaleon Barerra Vasquez of Wasco was charged with drunken driving and another person faced public drunkenness and immigration violation. A Shafter juvenile and an adult were also detained. Robert Salzay Cuadra of Mexican Colony was charged with drunken driving and driving without a license. Officers also began red tagging homes with running water into gutters, including cases where residents were away.
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Pantaleon Barerra Vasquez
Wasco
Shafter
Robert Salzay Cuadras
U S D A Cotton Station to hold seminar Thursday
The U S D A Cotton Research Station Shafter will hold a seminar at 2 30 p m on Evolution of Cotton Research with Narrow and 0 inch Rows involving Brush Strip A talk by Alan George and O D McCutcheon farm advisors for Tulare and Kings Counties A mini field day starts at 1 15 p m at the insect control plots near 17053 Shafter Avenue within Shafter City limits
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Alan George
O.D. McCutcheon
Tulare
Kings Counties
U.S.D.A. Cotton Research Station
Shafter Avenue
Shafter City Limit
Young Kern judge Gary Ingle sworn in for West Kern districts
Gary Ingle, appointed by Kern County Supervisors, will serve as judge for the Shafter Wasco justice court district beginning July 13. The new district also serves Buttonwillow, with three days in Shafter and two in Wasco to handle heavy West Kern caseloads. Ingle pledges a tough, fair approach, emphasizing enforcement and community protection while maintaining his other civic roles. He will be sworn in in Wasco and Shafter within three weeks and plans to continue as a Richland School District board member and United Methodist Church band leader.
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Kern County Sheriff's Office
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SHS Ld College
U.C. Berkeley
Martha
Vista
McGeorge School of Law
Sacramento
University of the Pacific
Wasco Union High School
Jenny
Richland
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