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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1980
Page
5
Students face California Achievement Test this week across math reading and language arts. School aims for 12 to 14 months of growth since year start in 1979 80 while stressing listening skills through home reading, thoughtful TV use, and teacher parent collaboration.
Mon May 19 services at Peters Funeral Chapel for Una McDaniel 40 Wasco who died May 14 near Wasco as the victim of a single car auto dent Rev John Tatum officiated and burial followed in Shafter Memorial Park McDaniel a native of Rector Arkansas graduate of Wasco High School employed by Shafter Convalescent Hospital Survivors include husband Larry two sons Gary and Charles a daughter Debra Wood one grandson and her parents and six brothers and a sister Rosary was recited May 18 and Mass said May 19 at St Therese Catholic Church for Louie Jara 63 of Martinez Ave Shafter who died May 14 Mr Jara born in New Mexico longtime Shafter resident Pallbearers listed Survivors include widow Sarah three brothers Pete Johnny Joe and sister Mary Gooden obit notes.
William Thomas argues that Congress overran the food stamp cap by about 3 billion dollars in 1980, warning of further overruns in 1981. He criticizes liberalized eligibility, calls for tighter controls, and urges restoring original intent to aid only those in genuine need.
Warming weather raises runoff and rising streams across Northern and Central California. Trout prospects are improved though roads above 6000 feet remain closed by snow. Ice is dangerously thin on lakes, rattlesnake sightings increase, lakes are high clear and cold. Lake Isabella is half full and cool with fair trout prospects. other areas poor to fair. May is High Blood Pressure Month. get checked.
Cronenburgeported that the March total of 978,378,381 gallons was 2.6 percent lower than March 1979.8 which was the last billion-gallon month. However, March 1980 gal naar was a whopping 1.8 percent higher than February's, which was an exceptionally low month.
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