Shafter-Wasco Court Week Highlights Guilty Pleas
District Court week in Shafter shows multiple guilty pleas and not guilty pleas before Judge Gary Ingle. Ramon Gonzales received one weekend in Kern County Jail plus a 585 dollar fine and three years probation for DUI. Emily Guerrero faced a mis demeanor hit and run charge with 90 day suspended jail, two years probation, and restitution. Sonny Kid Wilson got four days for public intoxication. W.B. Lewis, with a prior DUI, was sentenced to 105 days in custody at Lerdo Rehabilitation, three years probation, and a one year driving suspension. Patsy Webb pled not guilty to fighting in public with a June 30 pre-trial. Faron Davis and Everett Byrd pled not guilty to felony residential burglary with a June 30 preliminary hearing. Dale Lee McCoy had proceedings reinstituted after competency finding. preliminary hearing set. Thomas Garcia pled not guilty to felony burglary with preliminary hearing set.
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Ramon Gonzales
Shafter
Kern County
Emily Guerrero
Sonny Kid Wilson
Lerdo Alcohol Rehabilitation Program
Patsy Webb
Faron Davis
Everett Byrd
Dale Lee McCoy
Thomas Garcia
PUC backs HR 5158 pressing congressmen for support
The California Public Utilities Commission endorsed HR 5158, urging Californians to contact their congressional representatives.PAC President John E. Bryson warned that without the bill local telephone rates could more than triple by 1984, noting Pacific Telephone’s insistence on safeguards against AT&T competition and citing projected $2 billion rate increases in 1984 if HR 5158 fails.
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At&t
Bryson
California
William E. Dannemeyer
Rorange County
Henry Maxman
D.L.A
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Allendale
House Energy and Commerce Committee
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Dannemeyer
Moorhead
PUC
Pacific
Congress
PAC
Timothy Wirth
Colorado
Michigan
Florida
Energy and Commerce Couoe
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Senate
Kern County to Lease Shatter Airport Property
The Board of Supervisors of Kern County proposes leasing about 36 acres of Shatter Airport to Miche, Inc. for warehouse and office use under specific terms. A public hearing is set for July 12, 1982 at 2:00 PM in Bakersfield to consider the lease, with the document on file for inspection in Room 600, Administration and Courts Building.
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Mein
Avenue Oviens California
Said
Stete
Gober Swatter
California
Shatter
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County of Kern
Shatter Airport
Miche
Miche, Inc
Snefter
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Administration End Courts
Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield
Cancer Prevention Training Sessions Begin in Kern County
Today marks the first volunteer training for Kern County in the American Cancer Society Cancer Prevention Study II. About 25 volunteers gathered at the Kern Unit office to learn their duties for this large national survey tracking lifestyle and health over 60 follow ups.
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Kern County
American Cancer Society
Toni Goff
Kern
California
Bakersfield
Ellie Akers
Akers
Taft
Ridgecrest
McFarland
Delano
Raisin referendum extended to June 30 for growers
California raisin growers gain extension to June 30 to submit referendum ballots amid Memorial Day timing and primary election rhetoric. Requirements call for a minimum turnout and yes votes by the Raisin Advisory Board to approve amendments, backed by Sun-Maid and related associations. The plan includes a higher assessment cap and a credit check program to boost industry advertising.
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Rominger
Department of Food and Agriculture
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Clyde Nef
California Raisin Advisory Board
Raisin Advisory Board
Sun-Maid Raisin Growers
Raisin Bargaining Association
Frank Light
Sun-Maid
Kalem Barserian
Senior Menu Highlights for Wednesday June 3
The Wednesday menu for seniors features Rice and Beans with a tossed salad dressed in Italian dressing. A focus on simple, comforting fare aims to provide balanced options for lunch service.
Agriculture is Key to Our Community Identity
A fragmented note emphasizes agriculture as the leading focus and invites collaboration. It contrasts constructive help for ranchers with strengthening farm credibility and asks for better mutual understanding to support work and art through joint engagement.
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What happened to the laws and the courts
Paul Harvey argues that the Supreme Court shifted from constitutional restraint to social policy making since 1970. He cites Earl Warren and the Warren Burger Court as moving toward judicial restraint, deferring to state legislatures, and leaving social reforms to elected representatives. Justice Rehnquist and Bryant Edwards are referenced regarding constitutional limits and public will.
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United States Supreme Court
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O’connor
Felix Frankfurter
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Supreme Court
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Burger
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Felix
Discover San Luis Obispo County Vacation Gems
The San Luis Obispo area offers extensive recreational options, scenic coastline, historic towns, and mild climate. Visitors can base themselves in San Luis Obispo to access Morro Bay, Montana de Oro, Avila Beach, Pismo Beach, Oceano dunes, Arroyo Grande, Lopez Lake, Edna Valley wineries, Cuesta Summit views, Santa Margarita Lake, Pozo saloon, and La Panza gold-mining country with campgrounds and outdoor activities suitable for families and adventurers alike.
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Automobile Club of
Tocale
California
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Auto Club Travel Publications
U.S 101
SR 1
Lake Park
San Luis Obiepo
Morro Rey
Morro Bay
Mate Park
Montana de Oro
San Luis
U.S.101
Diablo Canyon
Oceano
US 101
Arroyo Grande
Lopez Lake
Edna Valley
Chamisal Vineyard
Edna Valley Vineyard
Lawrence Winery
U.S. 101
Cuesta Summit
Cuesta Ridge Road
Point Piedras Blancas
Santa Margarita
Santa Margarita Lake
Hikl
Pozo
la Panza
California Crafts XII at Crocker Art Museum opens March 12
Crocker Art Museum announces California Crafts XII a competitive all crafts media show for California residents running March 12 to April 17 1983 in Herald Wing Entries due by November 1 1982 Entry forms available from Crocker Art 2160 Street Sacramento CA 96814 Biennial show sponsored by Creative Arts League of Sacramento with prize money over 4000 dollars.
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Crocker Art Museum of Sacramento
California Crafts
California
Herald
Crocker
Crocker Art
Sacramento
Creative Arts League of Sacramento, Inc
Shafter District Invites Swim Lesson Registrants
The Shafter Recreation and Park District announces swim lesson registrations from June 21 to 25 between 10:00 AM and 4:00 PM at the pool. Fee is 5 dollars per child per session. Programs include Mommy and Me, Preschool for ages 4 and 5, Beginners, and Advanced Beginners. The pool hours are 1:00 to 5:00 PM daily and 6:30 to 8:30 PM Monday and Wednesday evenings for public swim. For more information call 146-
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Shafter Recreation and Park District
Mommy and Me
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