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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1998
Page
2
A supervisor discusses shifting landfill disposal charges for multi dwelling parcels away from the tax schedule during a Kiwanis meeting citing local budget priorities. A separate note mentions a meeting with University women.
On Saturday January 24 1998 nine AAUW Shafter-Wasco members met at Sue Nash home. Guest Nedrabeau Gilfillan Bakersfield spoke about Friendship Force Kern County sharing travel experiences as an ambassador. Hosts arrange exchanges letters and plan activities with guest families. Next AAUW meeting March 21 at 9 a.m. at Pat Goossen home features Mother Teresa Monologue by Karen Moench. Service details for Manuel park noted with 6:30 a.m. start on April 12.
Bilingual groups push a 95-5 limit on district spending on services with penalties up to 200 dollars per student, potentially stripping local boards of budget control. The Unz Initiative may move California toward all English instruction. Fed plans on testing standards and class size cuts to 18 are debated, with RLSD already cutting K 3 to 20. Knapp worries about impacts on Shafter and future language strategies.
Richards had the first of two surgeries late Wednesday night and survived the procedure, remaining in serious condition in UCLA Medical Center's Intensive Care Unit. He was transported to Los Angeles by van, aided by gifts received.
The CSSA aims to collect consistent public school crime data to assess safety programs. It notes 1 843 students charged and lower alcohol incidents, with drugs down from 95 96 to 96 4, reflecting ongoing enforcement and data standardization across districts and counties.
Public depot viewing and volunteer calls. weekly crafts at W C Walker Center. Second Monday Woman's Aglow meetings. Wednesdays Moms In Touch prayer group. First Thursday city prayer at City Hall. Includes contact numbers for organizers and bilingual option.
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