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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1984

Page

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Rio Bravo to Inject Class One Wastes in Bakersfield Area

Rio Bravo Disposal Facility near Shafter plans to inject Class One wastes such as solvents and pesticide contaminated water into an 11,400 foot cavern. The site, approved for use after three years of licensing, sits in a unique geological formation with impermeable chert and granite walls. The operation, advertised as safer than above ground disposal, requires permits and federal compliance and is open to inspections by groups and agencies.

Rio Bravo Disposal Facility Bakersfield Shafter Ken Nelson Rio Bravo Eceive Is Nelson California Central Valley Rio Bravo State Water Quality Control Aid Department of Health Services Fire Protection Police and Health Department U.S Mohinder Sandhu Sandhu Spartan

Festival Scouts Host Barbecue Breakfast for Potat o Festival

As Shafter Potato and Cotton Festival nears, local scout troops sponsor a hearty breakfast at the Veterans Hall. Tickets are $2.50 and available morning of the event from scouts. Serving begins 7:30 a.m. Saturday May 19 and runs until 9:00 a.m.

Shafter Veterans Hall

Don Jones Buys Ticket With Help From Scouting Sons

Don Jones is photographed with his scouting sons Kenny and Bobby Jones as they help him purchase a ticket. Pete Deluna joins the scene in support during the event.

Don Jones Kenny Bobby Jones Pete Deluna

Crematorium Plan Faces Shafter City Objections

At the April 23 Shafter City Council meeting a petition objecting to a crematorium within the city planning area was presented. Irene Waldroup cited neighbor concerns and noted papers were filed with Kern County Planning. The proposed site sits north of Imperial west of it in an M-2 industrial zone amid oil fields, a junk yard, and nearby businesses with residences a short distance away. John Sconce of a Los Angeles mortuary firm filed with the Kern County Planning Commission, expecting a negative environmental declaration.

Shafter Irene Waldroup County Planning Department Imperial David Sconce Los Angeles

Winners Locals Special Olympians Shine at Bakersfield Meet

The Wasco and Shafter Special Olympics team, led by Mildred Lucas with volunteers Ron Bergman and family booster Larry Lucas, prepares for the Bakersfield College invitational. Athletes Terry Jones Winnie Stanley and teammates train weekly, celebrate ribbons, and recall a Long Beach trip with joy and pride.

Mildred Lucas Wasco Shafter Larry Mildred Ron Bergman Wadd, Wasco Association For the

Special Olympics shines for athletes and volunteers

The program strengthens muscles and social ties for athletes like Helen Neufeld who plans to add gymnastics next season. Winnie Stanley from Wasco shows competitive drive, winning a blue ribbon with a fifty foot softball throw at Long Beach, and expresses pride in her collection.

Helen Neufeld Helen Ron Bergman Winnie Stanley Wasco Long Beach

Lerdo School hosts Richland students after arson fire

Richland Junior High School was destroyed by arson, forcing 188 seventh graders to transfer to Lerdo School for the first week and the current year’s end. Dr. Vera Stone reports cooperation and curiosity as students adjust, with portable buildings hoped for 1984 85. Investigators pursue leads amid arson links in Shafter.

Lerdo Richland Lerdo School Vera Stone Richland School Stone Shafter Cinco de Mayo Dr. Stone Brown

Long Beach Meet Brings Drama as Runners Compete

Fifty two feet and blue ribbons aside, the Long Beach meet features serious contenders. Winnie wins but a rival knocks her down in a brawl over victory. Terry Jones says he just wants not to finish last, claiming an undefeated streak in one area. The celebration dance follows the final meet, with continued coverage on Page 144.

Long Beach Winnie Terry Jones Terry

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