Regional Educational Data Center Aids California Districts
Kern County educators approve a regional data processing center to serve multiple school districts. The center will handle testing, grade reporting, records, attendance, payrolls, and data for a broad information system. It aims for reliability, efficiency, and cost analysis across programs.
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Educational Data Processing Center
Kern
Harry Blair
Kern County
E of Kern
Ted Eoparieeel
California
Has Party For 16th Birthday At Parents Home
A 16th birthday party ended with the girls resting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Earlier they attended a school rally and a Youth for Christ event. Men collected the group, then the girls returned home after breakfast the next day.
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Alex
Youth For Christ Rally Bejld
Dobrenen
Lene Schultz
Nancy Marlatt
Rhonda Tadevich
Susan
Californians Lead Nation In Hard Liquor Use In 1965
A Bank of America economic report says California accounts for about 13 percent of U S hard liquor consumption and the average Californian drank 1 97 gallons in 1964 up from 1 85. nationwide per adult use reached 2 44 gallons in 1964 with 3 3 percent warehouse withdrawals in early 1965 signaling continued rise.
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California
Bank of America
Economic Research Department
Thanksgiving Services Planned at High School Auditorium
A complete program for Shaf ter's Community Thanksgiving Services will be carried in next week's paper. The service will be held at 7:30 p m Wednesday November 24 in a High School auditorium.
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Shafter
Desert tract sales reopen in Riverside for five acre parcels
The Southern California Small Tract program reopened October 20 at the BLM Riverside office. Auctions are held weekly on Wednesdays at 10 00 am with bids starting at published appraisals. New tracts added as sold, listings span Lucerne Valley Joshua Tree Palm Desert and Barstow areas.
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Good Tete'a San Berio
Riverside
Twentynine Palms
Joshua Tree
Yucca Valley
Palm
Lucerne Valley
Var Woman Springs
Morongoley
Barstow
Palm Desert
McClain
Frankly Speaking on Free Speech at Berkeley
A letter argues free speech rights on tax supported property and criticizes violent protests while defending lawful expression. It notes concern over advocating illegal acts and the need for clear boundaries, referencing Berkeley and a local press forum.
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Berkeley
Education program cost comparisons across years
A broken financial survey lists costs by category from 1956-57 through 1965-66. It shows salaries, capital outlay, repairs, and total expenses for programs like Special Education, Physical Education, Library, Speech, Psychology, and Health. The report notes highs and shifts, with totals ranging into the tens of thousands and varying yearly budgets.
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Mepeeling
Removed gall bladder echoes tax removal worries
Fragmentary remark compares medical surgery to taxpayers losing money, echoing concerns over financial burdens and government costs in a pointed, satirical clue.
School Board Weighs Union of Programs and Supply Purchases
At a regular meeting the Maple Beard School board discussed a proposed employee relations resolution and a study on unified programs. Trustees reviewed state education department recommendations to present to the state board on November 11 and debated purchasing supplies for Spanish in upper grades.
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School Board of
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State Department of Education
State Board of Education
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