29 Sep 2004
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2004
Page
1
Shafter police arrested 31 year old Mario Diaz on a murder warrant after tips placed him in the Sylmar area. Diaz was linked to the August 11 2004 death of Joaquin Flores at 144 California Street in Shafter. He was transported back to Shafter and booked for Murder at Kern County Jail. Public tip information aided the arrest.
The Shafter Press announces free Easy Voter Guide copies for voters. Excerpts from the nonpartisan guide sponsored by state and library groups will run before the November 2 election, with bilingual Spanish and English editions available in the Press office for home use.
Police enforce strict parallel parking in cul-de-sacs requiring both front and rear tires within 18 inches of the curb. Cars unable to meet the rule must park away from the cul-de-sac, in designated areas, with on duty watch commander Chief John Zrofsky reachable at 746341 for inquiries.
The Shatter Recreation and Park District seeks volunteers aged 18 plus to coach soccer. Registration fee is 745 azn. Applications available at 70 B. Ave. The SHS Class of 1984 plans a 20 year reunion during homecoming weekend from October 8 to 10. Participants are asked to email 319-9918.
The Shafter Police Department seeks 3 492 for an auditory system to monitor jail cells and a 92 178 expenditure for three 2005 Crown Victoria police cars. Council approved the purchases and funds are in the budget.
KHSD Facilities Director Woody Coalyard revealed plans to renovate Shafter High School with a new cafeteria and nine classrooms in four phases over about two years. Construction by Klassen Construction begins February. project costs total 17.2 million dollars.
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