Beechie Sues Over Losses After Shafter Fire Hero Fired
Beechie sues for double lost wages and benefits plus general damages including emotional distress and reputational loss with trial value to be proven. She was fired after Greeson resigned amid an affair with a teenager amid a broader suit in Kern County filed December 14, 1995 served March 8. Discrimination and willful oppressive acts are charged against McKinney and Greeson next week.
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Three vie for central committee from 1st Supervisorial District
Three Shafter residents Allen Skalisky and Mitchell run for a Republican Central Committee seat in the 1st Supervisorial District on March 26 1996. Ken Allen is a financial consultant Charles Mitchell a farmer and Kern County Farm Bureau president and Steve Skalisky a pharmaceutical salesman.
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Interim police chief Patterson to lead Shafter department
Patterson steps in as interim chief amid pending lawsuits against the city tied to a post resigned after an affair with a teenager. City faces scrutiny over RTC facility funding and Hispanic representation in hiring. Patterson aims to learn the system, expects no major changes, and predicts a short tenure of two to three months.
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