CSB Extended Studies Plans Spring Quarter Courses
Cal State Bakersfield Extended Studies announces Spring Quarter courses offered by CSB Extended Studies begin in April. Information is in the 1986 Extension Bulletin The Catalyst with copies available at the Extended Studies Office or by mail. Public enrollment requires only 18 years old or a high school diploma as formal admission is not needed and programs are self supporting through student fees.
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Bakersfield
UC Davis Extension
California
Airport Holiday Inn
Fresno
Burbank Ramada Inn
University Extension Center
UC Davis
University of California Cooperative Extension
Davis - Dixon
Mexican Folk Dancing at Cal State Bakersfield CSB
The program offers an introductory Mexican Folk Dance course for non dancers and teachers to guide children in basic regional steps simple dances and costume design. Weekly Wednesdays 5 to 8 pm from April 9 to June 11 in CSB Arena Theatre with Lucy De La Rosa directing and instructing.
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Bakersfield
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Lucy de la Rosa
Los Correcaminos
State Controller divides highway user tax funds
State Controller Kenneth Cory announced February’s highway user tax apport ionment totaling 100.61 million dollars to state, counties, cities, and road programs. Counties receive 25.32 million, cities 23.73 million, state highways 51.54 million, and 30 thousand to the Bicycle Lane Account. Source taxes include gasoline 90.26 million and diesel 10.35 million with miscellaneous equity.
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Kenneth Cory
Cigarette Tax Funds Allocation To Counties And Cities
The February distribution of 5,060,516 allocated 820,985 to 58 counties and 4,239,532 to cities after deducting 47,025 for State administration. Kern County received 32,558 and Shafter City 1,115 in the apportionment. The total equals 30 percent of January 1986 Cigarette Tax Fund deposits.
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Kenneth Cory
Kern County
Shafter City
Coun
Pricing Shifts Announced for Bakersfield Stock
Retailers in Bakersfield unveil a new pricing scheme that emphasizes Grade Pricing Everyday while maintaining Minimum Pricing Everyday. The plan promises the lowest price on new stock, despite gradual price raises.
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Bakersfield
License Plate Amnesty Ends March 31st
California ends its three month license plate amnesty March 31 with over 50,000 motorists paying 6% million dollars in overdue and current fees no penalties. DMV director A A Pierce notes after April 1 penalties jump to 20, 40, and 80 percent plus fees. many avoid fines and possible vehicle sale. Local governments receive most collected funds. enforcement will scrutinize unregistered vehicles. Distribution figures show substantial city and county shares from January 1986 revenues and the state tax swap.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
A.A Pierce
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Pierce
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