The State - News from March 5, 1987
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Trustees of Kings Canyon School District have decided to give their superintendent another chance, even though he was cited for shoplifting a $3 cigarette lighter. The board said John Rogalsky’s salary will be cut from $61,000 to $58,000 and his contract will expire June 30, 1988, instead of in 1991 as previously scheduled.
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