PG&E Projects 1977 Growth in Electric and Gas Customers
Pacific Gas and Electric announces 146000 new customers in 1977, a 20 percent rise from 1975. The outlook stresses conservation and immediate supply to meet rising demand. 90000 residential electricity and 60000 gas customers expected, reaching 3,173,000 electric and 2,672,000 gas customers in Northern and Central California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Pg&e
California
Alaska
North Slope
Canada
MacKenzie Delta
Rocky Mountain
Diablo Canyon
Diablo
California Ice Utilities Commission
Gem partnership files fictitious business name in Kern County
The Clerk of Kern County records a fictitious business name statement filed February 14 1977 for a gem partnership located at 3033S Orange Shafter California 93263. Publication dates listed are February 23 March 2 9 16 1977. Signed Leland J. Kroeker.
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Kern County
Shafter Press
Orange Shafter
Calif
Leland J. Kroeker
Evie
State Avenue
Shafter
Velyn Howel
dMenan He
Evelyn Howell
Star Rt
McKittrick
Rosadesk of God Christian Commune Assoc
Chorro Creek
Morro Bay
Joseph Randall Goodwin
Vera K. Gibson
J. L. Phippen
Lane Farms
Vatley Hwy
Beech St
P.O. Bor
Shefter
Marvin A. Lane
Kimberlina
Bakersfield
Michael C. Lane
Mira Loma Bakersfield
Generel Partnership
J.L. Phippen
al Wagon Cafe
Beech Street
Wasco
Betty Jane Merrit
7Th
Asco
Drought Forces Cattlemen to Choose among Feed Options
California drought squeezes range forage forcing cattle producers to pick among three options: seek nonaffected range, reduce herd size, or buy feed. UC Davis guidance backs a low-cost ration and notes weekly feeding can aid labor and safety. Priorities list guides which animals to feed first as stock declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
John Dunbar
University of California Extension Animal Nutritionist
Dunbar
Borgeeilly
UC Davis
Dun
Australia
Health department survey targets Kern County water systems
The Kern County Health Department surveys 225 small water systems serving 5 to 199 connections to assess drought impact and conservation measures. Director Vern Reichard and water specialist Neil Nelson seek data on outage risks, alternative sources, and potential county deliveries, aiming to strengthen plans with wide distribution of conservation guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County
County Health Department
Vern Reichard
Neil Nelson
Reichard
San Joaquin Valley
Health Department
Cotton group reelects Dick Markarian chair in Visalia meeting
Dick Markarian of Easton is re elected chairman of the Continuous Cotton Variety Testing Committee at the annual reorganizational session in Visalia. Aubrey Baker of Madera County becomes vice chairman with Nick Kinney of Hanford named Kings County representative. Tom Cherry of Bakersfield is secretary as other growers from Kern Tulare Merced and Fresno counties join the committee alongside UC and state agriculture officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Markarian
Fresno County
Visalia
Markarian
Easton
San Joaquin Valley
Madera County
Aubrey Baker
Stanley Hawk
Kings County
Nick Kinney
Hanford
Stratford
Tom Cherry
Bakers‘field
Calif
Phil Cerro
Kern
William Silveria
Tulare
Gino Pedretti
Merced
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UCR
Dual H Shafter Press
Scaher Press
rey + i
T' al Een
Thampion
Chuck
Chuck Roast
Boston Butt
Bonnie Hubbard Sugar
Turkey
DR. Pepper
Wieners
Nielsen Bread
Betty Crocker
Bonnie Hubbard
Tempo Liquid
Stokely
Madera
Shafter Ave
Kerns. Islander Punch
Cotton Group
Ted
Shafter Cotton Research Station
CCVTC
San Joaquin Val
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