Editorial: Passing the buck at Shafter recreation plan
The Shafter Recreation and Park District faces criticism from citizens and a blunt board member who blamed security gaps on the police. The letter argues for interdepartmental cooperation, calls for questioning Chief Hoffer’s input, and praises the police department’s unseen work while urging proper leadership and prudent budgeting for Rodriguez Park and the recreation complex.
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Shafter DPR Opposed Joint Powers Plan Stirring Local Debate
In Shafter, a meeting of the Parks and Recreation District drew opponents of a proposed Joint Powers Agreement with the K C High School District. Critics argued the project would hinder the Shafter High School Ag Farm and F F A program, while supporters said it would benefit local youth. A petition from Kerman residents accompanied a letter about a March 1 1983 basketball tournament, contending the record should be set straight regarding the game held in Shafter gym.
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Paul Harvey on employment and costs in economic recovery
Paul Harvey discusses the President’s call to hire more workers, noting potential price hikes and the risk of reduced efficiency. He cites Bethlehem Steel, unions, and international competition, arguing productivity and consumer demand drive recovery, not blanket hiring. He urges cost reduction for home building and car purchases to spur demand and jobs.
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Crime Victims Restitution Act Aims to Change Restitution Law
Assemblyman Don Rogers outlines proposed Crime Victims Restitution Act bills AB 1087 and SB 593 to enforce Proposition 8 restitution rights. Courts would order restitution unless compelling reasons exist, defining restitution to include money goods services or other value, and detailing procedures for expenses wages profits and legal fees.
Richardson Opinion On Pro Basketball Strike And Economics
Senator H L Richardson argues players strike may hit playoffs as owners struggle with profits. He contrasts high salaries and endorsements with shrinking profits, calls players mercenary and fans priced out, urges price cuts and stronger, more exciting games. He praises college football as an example where love of the game remains.
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