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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1988
Page
4
Smiles return as Generals and Colonels win over Wasco and AYSO scales back concessions while Wasco consents to a district stand. Richland School District parents meet with teachers this week to discuss student progress and state funding, testing, and textbook alignment with framework guidelines.
Robert Woodson challenges the poverty industry as a drain on aid funds. He cites that 75 percent of anti poverty money goes to programs not the poor and urges self help and personal responsibility. He points to a Washington DC public housing tutoring program that boosted college attendance and shows leadership by a dedicated woman.
Dr. Peace of the Institute for Women’s Policy Research argues reform misses core needs by omitting minimum benefits education training and child care while focusing on work requirements. She notes AFDC averages about 359 monthly and highlights regional benefit disparities and the broader economy and infrastructure as essential to lifting families from poverty.
Letter announces a day long Constitution Bicentennial Conference for Western States on Saturday December at the Cathedral Hill Hotel San Francisco topics include the Bicentennial progress toward 1991 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights presenters to offer insights registration form attached signed by Jane A Crosby chair California Bicentennial Commission
Club Neuva Sonrisa and Shafter Alcohol Rehabilitation Center invite the community to a free Alcohol and Drug Education workshop on Monday November 21 at 6 p.m. at 588 E Lerdo Highway. The event promotes awareness of alcohol and drug abuse and provides public information. For details call 746 3770 or 746 3782.
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