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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1984
Page
4
A reader calls for a city ordinance to curb littering in parks across the street from the Police Department. The piece argues no fines exist, says litterers are rarely caught, and urges signs and enforceable penalties with community service as a fine alternative to deter antisocial behavior.
A letter to the editor raises alarm about the Tropicana Village sale in Shafter and a rent spike for disabled and low income tenants, seeking alternatives until August 1984. The writer also commends the Shafter Depot Museum Hands On display and Agatha Christie play, thanking volunteers and noting local talent and civic effort.
Paul Harvey notes radon gas from soil as a hidden home hazard. He cites Wall Street Journal figures of 2000 to 20000 radon related lung cancer deaths yearly and urges ventilation, external foundation sealing, and air exchange to reduce indoor exposure. He compares radon dose to other radiation sources and mentions Montana FHA loan limits due to radon.
A reader argues against comparable worth shifting wage scales by subjective point systems. The piece cites Washington state court rulings and potential California costs, warning it mirrors Soviet planning and could erode free enterprise while harming workers in lower paid fields.
Ben Goossen urges community support for Richland Concert Series and Chico State Opera at Shafter High Auditorium on Thursday March 29 at 7 30 pm. He praises the series as economical and first rate while noting disappointing attendance limits funding and touring artists.
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