Budget Cuts Target School Aide Jobs in Richmond District
Richmond teachers and district leaders clashed over proposed 1982 83 budget cuts that could shrink hours for Special Education Aides from 6 to 3 percent and threaten Proficiency Lab and Physical Education positions. Teacher Chere Moore praised Project Challenge and Booster programs while urging the board to seek funding to preserve aides. The board emphasized that decisions target hours and positions, not current personnel, and reviewed timelines for superintendency hiring and a plan to lease subsurface oil and gas rights.
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Richland
Chere Moore
Rose Shannon
of California
Ae Od
Cine Sang
Moore
Richland School Board
Handel
Marylee King
John Dobbs
Richland Board of Trustees
Starrh Shapes Cotton Industry Leadership Across Regions
Starrh, a Shafter farmer, emerges as a leader in cotton marketing for U.S. producers. He notes 400,000 acres of cotton in presses overseas with expansion into Europe and Japan. Starrh highlights a $22 million research and promotion spend and sees the overseas program as a new growth avenue.
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U.S
Starrh
Europe
Japan
Nesorten
Planning Commission Approves Tentative Tract 4358
A new Chairman and Vice-Chairman were elected for one year terms ending May 31, 1986. Public hearings covered proposed subdivision TM 4358 with revisions naming the area a Planned Unit Development and expanding drainage, access, and right of way. The commission unanimously approved TM 4358 after discussion on wall maintenance and paving Lerdo Highway to Schnidt Street.
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Schnidt Street
Lerdo Highway
Planning Commission
May Festival Date Change Honors Mothers Merchants
Festival committee at city hall altered Shafter Potato and Cotton Festival and Junior Miss Pageant dates. Pageant moves to May 13 and parade to May 14, 1983, with carnival site to be chosen later. Merchants express concern but support date shift for community activity.
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Shafter
City Hall
John Solas
George Allen
Legion
Wiedmanns
Weidmann Merz
Sandy Wiedmann
Mobile Rec Program Travels to Shafter for Kids
The Shafter Recreation and Parks District launches the Mobile Rec program at Manuel Park with directors Cindy Floyd and Kevin Ross awaiting attendees. Running 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at a different park each day, it offers volleyball, football, wiffle ball, badminton, croquet and table games like Yahtzee, checkers and dominoes. Contact 746-3303 for details.
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Manuel Park
Cindy Floyd
Kevin Ross
Shafter Recreation and Parks District
Apervisor
Rodrigues Park
Stringham Park
Richland Primary School
Kern Homes Park
Lerdo
Aes
Floyd
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