Prehistoric Indian rock art at China Lake Center
A UC Santa Barbara Extension class visits Little Petroglyph Canyon at China Lake Naval Weapons Center in Eastern Kern and Inyo counties. The trip documents petroglyph techniques, patina, site access limits, and the significance of one of the world’s largest concentrations of prehistoric carvings.
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Lake Naval Weapons Center
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China Lake
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China Lake Naval Weapons Center
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Free AES blood pressure tests offered in Shafter
Free tests using the AES electronic blood pressure device are available at Central Pharmacy in Shafter. Residents can sit with a self-inflating cuff and press a button to get systolic and diastolic readings in seconds, with a free personal record card for future tracking. High blood pressure affects about 30 million Americans and is a major death risk, but can be managed with diet, exercise, or medication.
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Shafter Fire Responds To Vehicle And Kitchen Fires
The Shafter Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on 729 S. Shafter Avenue injuring an estimated 1500 in engine damage to a 1973 AMC Javelin owned by Stella Montoya. A second kitchen fire at 412 Atkinson occurred at 10 20 p.m. caused by a ruptured gas line in a home occupied by Benny Salinas. The department also handled four other emergencies and one false alarm that week.
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Appreciation for the Shafter Press and call for reader input
A letter praises the Shafter Press for improvements in quality and coverage, noting color pages, strong local news, and support from readers. It urges more citizen submissions and suggests a subscription contest to boost readership. The piece also touches on Defense Nuclear Agency radiation exposure research and gasoline rationing proposals amid energy shortages and a call for a car class based fuel card system.
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Pearl Tanner 84 Shafter resident dies in October
Graveside services were held Saturday October 20 for Pearl Tanner age 84 of Shafter who died October 15 at Shafter Convalescent Hospital. The Rev. Michael Evans of First Baptist Bakersfield officiated and interment followed in Shafter Memorial Park. Mrs. Tanner, a homemaker, was born in Blanco Texas and was a longtime Shafter resident. Survivors include one son Klieforth F Tanner of
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