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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1982
Page
1
The Kiwanis Club and Richland PTA held annual luncheons to address upcoming issues and welcome teachers as the new school year begins. Ri PTA adopted the theme You make it happen, emphasizing community involvement by all members across districts.
PTA president Marcia Krause stresses community support and open communication as Richland Superintendent Dr. Vera Stone notes schools focus on educating children amid financial strain. Kiwanis Club luncheon features new teachers at Shafter High and schools, with Principal Evan Jones praising school growth and excitement for the new year.
Former Arroyo Grande city administrator Bill Sheldon was dismissed August 24, 1982, by a 3-2 City Council vote in closed session. Sheldon, appointed April 6 1981 and starting May 4 1981, faced firing amid council philosophy shifts and a tense meeting attended by about 100 residents and city staff. He plans consulting work and expressed readiness to brief the acting administrator.
About sixty residents gathered at Lupe Rodriguez residence to press for safer neighborhoods in Shafter. Police Chief Richard Hoffer and officials including Lt. Earl O'Brien, Cathy Prout, Loyd Link, and August Caires heard fears of crime and housing policy concerns, urged written complaints, and planned follow up to improve enforcement, services, and neighborhood livability.
Myshgiee Reimer drives the creation of a two story 20000 square foot potato shed remodeling project on Central Valley Highway into the Institute for Old Testament Related Studies. The nonprofit plans computer based research and public video modules to educate on the ancient Middle East with UCLA collaboration and support from Giorgio Buccellati.
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