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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1961
Page
2
Standard School Broadcast fosters creativity as students paint music by ear. The program connects listening, geography, history, art, folklore and literature under the theme Music Passport to the World. Tune Thursdays to see its appeal.
The article clarifies Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act coverage for Air Force personnel, explains how to apply for VA guaranteed or direct GI home loans, sets Korea veterans loan deadlines, and notes Fort Logan VA hospital closure with transfer to Colorado state authorities.
The California State Department of Education selects textbooks through regional committees and adopts them for a set period. Richland District received 10 999 books for the year covering math science social studies and geography, plus additional reading texts dictionaries and library books. Parents are urged to review textbooks with their children.
Three percent of failed inspections stemmed from defective lights, another three percent from faulty windshield wipers, and one percent from defective brakes. Richardson and his class will perform spot checks throughout the year to ensure cars remain in good running condition.
Tickets priced at 10 dollars are available via check or money order to Jim Trino national trustee Ducks Unlimited Box 184 Arvin or through stag committee members. Stag committee members include Kelly Bill Mosesian Charles Webster Jr. Martin Zaninovich Lido Sandrini John Kovacevich Marty Bozina and others. Ticket holders receive a king sized barbecued steak with trimmings and a chance to win various prizes.
The piece argues that newspapers serve as a public link between people and world events. It affirms reporters as interpreters and voices for the public interest while balancing truth, opinion, courage, and accountability against entertainment and income pressures.
The 87th Congress session begins with a contentious appropriations bill of 95.8 billion dollars. Critics warn about taxpayer waste on moon missions foreign aid and other non-defense items while Congress faces an uncertain threat. Michigan Republican Clare Hoffman quips on the legislature’s mental soundness as members dodge answers.
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