Mary Unruh Ready for One More Game Show Challenge
Mary Unruh, recalling her prior Family Feud success, dominates Wheel of Fortune rounds as contestants spin the wheel and solve puzzles. She wins two games with phrases Blind Date and Going Against The Grain, buying prizes and gift certificates totaling hundreds of dollars, before a New York player advances to a bonus round. Unruh hints she will try one last appearance, aiming for a final goody.
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Thaen
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Nashville
Tennessee
New York
Family Feud
Richland Shows Mixed Junior High Performance Compared to State
In Richland eighth grade data, 87 percent complete at least one writing assignment weekly versus 41 percent statewide. Homework shows 36 percent do one hour nightly, below state 42 percent. Five percent do two hours versus 1 percent statewide. Science enrollment is 9 percent in Richland against California 42 percent statewide, with Richland in the 9th percentile. District to develop quality indicators and report eighth grade proficiency and California Achievement Test results to aid state evaluation.
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Richland
Califor
California
City Council weighs permit and water test plan
The council defeated a DeLeon 60 day permit proposal 3 2 with Thomas and Prout supporting. It plans a 55 to 48 pound water pressure test to cut PG E costs and gauge public reaction. The panel approved a 38000 grant to boost drunk driving enforcement and a 2730 loan for Lamont Fence Company from 1976 Cities Park Bond Act funds for Kirschenmann Park. Jeffrey Watts named as community service officer succeeding Martha Harris. First readings on police reserve program and new election dates discussed. Next meeting set for March 25 at 7 p m in City Hall.
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Shafter
Police Department
Lamont
Berlin Octet to perform at Bakersfield College
The Berlin Octet, eight principal players from the Berlin Symphony Orchestra, will play at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Bakersfield College Theater as part of the Arts Ascending series directed by Dr. James Mason. They will perform Mozart’s Clarinet Quintet and pieces by Boccherini and Kreutzer, with a repertoire that spans classical to 20th century works. Tickets are 10 dollars general, 6 dollars for students and seniors. reservations at 395-4326.
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Bakersfield College
James Mason
The
Schubert
Beethoven
Kreutzer
Franz Berwald
Mozart
Carl Maria von
Rolin Case Details Threats and Past Crimes Revealed
A history of Rolin showing 10 years in state penitentiary and arrests for burglary theft battery and other offenses is outlined. He faced charges including assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer after allegedly pulling a 3 caliber revolver on Shafter investigator Brad Roodiug. A March 1 sentencing for probation violation was noted along with threats to kill or cripple Hurst to prevent her departure.
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Rolin
State Penitentiary
Shafter
Brad Roodiug
How to Play the Piano by Ear class offered at CS Bakersfield
Cal State Bakersfield Extended Studies offers a session titled How to Play the Piano by Ear from 1 to 5 p.m. on March 23 in the CSB Fine Arts Piano Lab. The $35 fee is due with reservations by March 15. For information or preregistration contact 833-2207.
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Cal State Bakersfield
CSB Fine Arts
Division of Extended Studies
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