Education as Kern County's Brightest Resource
An editorial urges reversing California's education underfunding, led by David Cartnal and the Kern County Alliance for Quality Schools. It compares state spending, welfare, and prison costs, argues for increased per-student funding, and backs Honig AB1245 AB1421 and SB813, calling readers to pressure legislators for reforms and finance.
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Gerald A. Rosander
Councilmen lack foresight on city computer training
A Shafter letter to the editor argues two city council members show poor foresight by rejecting funding for a municipal micro computer training workshop. They opposed sending a council member and staffer, citing budget concerns over purchasing the city’s own computer. Continued on Page 5A.
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Tax relief vanishes as Congress plans more taxes
Paul Harvey reports that after relief passed in 1981 Americans face new tax increases and a projected 268 billion tax hike over five years. By July another 10 percent personal income tax is promised amid Republican leadership weaknesses and Democratic pressure. The piece criticizes Congress for spending, pork, and failed fiscal discipline.
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Pete Domenici
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Steve Symms
Assemblyman Rogers slams ALRB power grab on Stirling
Assemblyman Don Rogers denounces ALRB moves to strip General Counsel Dave Stirling of authority, calling regulations an invasion of powers that would allow the Board to appoint regional leaders and push one sided decisions. He urges Legislature and Governor to restore Stirling’s administrative powers amid agricultural hardship.
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Chicken Chip Strip and the 55 Mile Rule Fusion
Richardson reports on Highway 50 between Cameron Park and South Lake Tahoe where drivers face tickets for 55 mph. He argues the 55 mph limit is a federal revenue motive, created by Congress and enforced by CHP aircraft and patrol cars, harming motorists while not enhancing safety.
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