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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1985
Page
1
The RTA reports ongoing talks regarding Mike Svilich acting, with no settlement yet but maintained hope. A general RTA membership meeting is set for Thursday and the contract will be on the agenda.
The Richland School District board approved the 1985-86 budget on September 3 while negotiations with the Richland Teachers Association continue. A September 16 session is set to push toward an agreement. Superintendent Dr. Vera Stone says progress is being made. Public concerns included questions about classroom grouping changes at the intermediate school and the introduction of a yard duty aide pay raise for staff. The district awarded heating and cooling system work to Schneider's for 9,699.68 and planned vehicle purchases for the district.
A new prize of 200 Shafter Bucks was announced for a license number ILAU45 found on a Monte Carlo with a Shop Shafter bumper sticker in the Safeway lot last Friday at 2 pm. The owner must claim at Wood's Shoe Store before next Monday or prize goes to another shopper. No one claimed last week's prize for license 1W38905 seen on a light blue Chevy pickup. See this week's Shafter Press for participating merchants.
A near miss at the Pine and State intersection prompts residents Barbara Gladden and Pam Keillor to urge traffic changes including two or four way stops for school safety. The council forwards the matter to Chief Frank Christensen for a traffic engineering report due next meeting.
Community members met to review safe routes near San Lane and Seay Lee street, across from the street. Residents urged traffic calm measures and better crosswalks to protect students walking to nearby schools.
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