Don Rogers Reports on Cutting Taxes in 1979-80 Session
Don Rogers outlines his tax reform push in Kern County notes. He authored AB 264 to abolish state gift and inheritance taxes, claiming $400 million yearly savings and 98,000 jobs, and discusses efforts to eliminate the litter tax, delay due dates, anti-bussing amendments, and fiscal restraint measures while urging ongoing reductions in taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rogers
Kern County
California
Congress
Assembly
Leo McCarthy
San Joaquin Valley
Healthy Heart cooking seminar to curb heart attacks
A four night cooking seminar on April 1 will cover prevention of heart attacks through healthful cooking. Lectures by doctors and health professionals, plus food demonstrations on low sugar and low cholesterol. Sponsored by San Joaquin Community Hospital and Shafter Seventh-day Adventist Church. Held at Riverside Poplar Street cafeteria. Cost is 10 per person or 15 per couple. First night discusses sugar and triglycerides with demonstrations of sugar free desserts.
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Community Health Education Department
San Joaquin Community Hospital
Shafter Seventh-day Adventist
Churc
Re Tist
Riverside
Poplar Streets
John
Shafter
Kern County
Neuman
CSUF Dean's List Honors 1636 Students
California State University, Fresno recognizes 1636 students on the fall Dean's List for earning 3.5 or higher GPA while enrolled in 12 or more units. About 385 posted a perfect 4.0, with 1251 earning commendations for GPAs 3.5 to 3.9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State University
Fresno
CSUF
Dear Ann Landers letters on life worth saving and ex spouses
A set of Dear Ann Landers columns debating suicide and hospital care ethics, a second wife’s loyalty to an ex, and a reader seeking social advice. The letters cover moral judgments, personal crisis, and humorous guidance on communication and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Ann
Elmer
Republicans endorse constitutional amendment to balance budget
The Republican Policy Committee overwhelmingly backs a constitutional amendment to balance the budget and cap federal spending except in emergencies. GOP leaders say the measure reflects broad GOP support and contrasts with Democratic spending. The committee urges House hearings and swift floor action.
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Republican Policy Committee
GOP
Bud Shuster
R.-Pa
U.S
House of Representatives
House
Carter White House
Congress
SHS judging teams place in Reedley and Merced meets
The Shafter High School livestock judging team finished fifth at Reedley on March 3 and third at Merced on March 10. The agronomy team placed second at Merced. Ted Elrich was second high, Laurie Sapp third overall. Teams prepare for the Great Western Livestock Show on April 4 in City of Commerce.
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Shafter High School
Reedley
Merced
Ted Elrich
Laurie Sapp
City of Commerce
Animal health Q and A on worming and horse fever
Veterinary guidance says worm dogs only when needed based on fecal exams. Normal horse temperature 99.5 to 101.3 F, up to 102.2 for foals, with sweating from exercise or heat and other illness. Quoted sayings included without impact on medical facts.
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Carter
Wood
PTA
Sus
Sheba
Bobby Orr
King Tut
P.O
Chicago
Illinois
Shuster
Policy Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Seka
P.O. Box
Bakersfield, Calif
Ranch Inn
Timu Oat
Son RO
Fay
SHS
Animal Hotline
Vauven
Goethe
John Harold Revell
C.M. Chan
Cowen
Glavies
Exce
Dr! Orin
Central Pharmacy
Central Avenue
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