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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1986

Page

8

California AG vows tough plan against illicit drug labs

California Attorney General John K. Van de Kamp calls illicit laboratories the state's top problem and urges rapid passage of five bills to cut precursor chemicals, boost lab investigations, extend sentences, fund forensics, and asset forfeiture to curb home grown drug production statewide.

John K. van de Kamp California van de Kamp Los Angeles Sacramento United States Califo Texas John Seymour Anaheim Richard Katz Elihu Harris Oakland Attorney General Katz Condit Seymour California Criminalistics Institute

Eye care helpline aids elderly in first two weeks

The California Eye Care Project Helpline received 1617 calls in its first two weeks. Of these, 1104 elderly residents, including 43 without insurance, were referred to volunteer ophthalmologists for eye care. The service, open 8 am to 5 pm weekdays, expands nationwide by July 21 with funding from ophthalmology groups and corporate contributions.

California Eye Care Project California California Association of Ophthalmology U.S Foundation of American Academy of Ophthalmology United States American Academy of Ophthalmology Association of Eye Physicians and Surgeons

P O urges early mailing for tax returns

The U S Postal Service urges filers to mail returns promptly as deadlines approach. It cautions that insufficient postage leads to delays or fines, notes 22 cents for one ounce and 17 cents for each additional ounce, and stresses including a return address to avoid Dead Letter Office processing and identification of taxpayers.

U.S. Postal Service John Giza

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