Robots reshape Japan's factories and jobs
The Christian Science Monitor notes Japan leads in automation with about 60 000 robots and only 2 percent unemployment. At Fujitsu near Tokyo a factory runs with robots sixteen hours daily, 100 humans for oversight, and aim toward unmanned plants worldwide. The piece discusses shifts from blue to white collar work and unions' reactions.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Budget solutions from California Legislature live budget forum
The California Legislature will solicit public views on solving the state's budget crisis during a 60 minute live event. Citizens are invited to share proposals and concerns as lawmakers seek input to shape fiscal plans and policy priorities aimed at reducing deficits and stabilizing finances.
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Two Shafter Men Face Off In School Board Race
The 1951 Shafter election sees Dave opposing another candidate for Richland School District Board of Trustees. Also noted are entries for the Fourth Annual Shafter Potato and Cotton Festival with 95 participants, and a council agenda naming the rose garden at the Corporation Yard in honor of E. Gordon Smith for local civic work.
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Shafter Corporation
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Shafter Improvement Council
Shafter 4-H Members Take Part in Favorite Foods Day
Twenty to thirty Kern County 4-H members at Shafter High School on May 2 planned a nutritious day around the 4-4-3-2 food groups. They prepared a main dish for judging with table content, appearance, and Q&A, earning blue and gold seals and medals for many.
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Shafter High School
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Waterway Pollution Beats Back Clean Water Promise
A National Wildlife Federation report warns that industrial discharges and agricultural runoff are turning rivers and groundwater into a growing environmental horror story. It cites 700-plus organic chemicals in drinking water, cancer risks, and wells on Long Island and across Michigan already contaminated, urging stringent Clean Water Act enforcement and toxic-discharge reductions.
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National Cancer Institute
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