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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1963
Page
7
The passage argues that a state level tax levy provision hides the effect from local tax assessors and critiques local sovereignty. It claims the Board Supervisors’ levy mechanism undercuts municipal control and signals a surrender of local powers to California.
W Alan Harrison president of Kern County Property Owners urged informing more owners to build public opinion against dictatorial attitudes of state and federal governments as the public meeting opened.
An awards banquet at the Hacienda Motel Bakersfield marked the end of the San Joaquin Valley and area Future Farmers of America program. Winners from ten schools received awards from United California Bank with D L Liddle and G A Hutchings presenting. Special honors were given to H E Boerlin for contributions to the association. Wayne Paula and Kenneth Saylor earned Young Farmer awards. closing remarks were by Ted W Stieger of United California Bank.
Assemblyman John C Williamson of Bakersfield is named in a Ways and Means subcommittee review of omnibus appropriation bills. Assembly Interim Committee on Ways and Means directs Williamson's subcommittee to study topics on state fort liability laws amended in the 1963 General Session and effective Friday September 20.
Kern County shows a 32.0 percent rise in United States Savings Bonds sales for the first eight months, setting a regional record in Southern California. August sales reached 379,678 with January through August totaling 3,212,064 in 1963 versus 2,436,976 in 1962.
John W. Lynch of the State Board of Equalization spoke at Kern County Property Owners Association fall meeting at the Hacienda Motel on inter county assessment equalization. He discussed six cent county wide tax for school aid and noted Kern's lower, 21.6 percent assessment to full value and the $485,069 loss of state school equalization aid, now reallocated to the General Fund.
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