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Newspaper
Colfax Record
Location
Colfax, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2004
Page
5
A street interview exploring how sports influence daily life features named locals Laura Heilsberg Colfax Casey McGlathlan Eden Valley and Kaitlyn Pope. The piece examines personal meaning, routines, and community ties tied to athletic activity.
Rebuttals debate whether the United States should adopt a pre emptive or reactive posture against terrorists. They question invading nations posing a nuclear threat and refusing cooperation with the IAEA as a policy option.
In a Point Counterpoint feature for the November election the Colfax Record weighs Dan Dove's pre emptive strategy as flawed. The reader letter argues no link between 9 11 and Iraq and condemns the administration's push toward imperial policy and Iraq invasion.
The text argues Congress provided legal authority for Bush to resume war in Iraq in 2002 with UN support noted as optional. It cites UN resolutions 678 and 1441, mentions a 77-23 Senate vote and 296-133 House vote, and defends unilateral action when needed against domestic dissent.
The Colfax community raised 1400 for a proposed skate park as local interest notes, while the Neff House palm dispute moves palms to new spots. Gary Todd claims first dibs on date palms and plans to plant them at the freight depot north end. A dogwood tree was planted at Colfax R.R. Junction south end in honor of the Kneeland Lochner family.
The premier showing of the snowboard movie After Lame brought in hundreds of people and raised 1400 for Colfax skate park. Mike Basich Tina Basich and Jason Howes organized with Colfax Theatre to finance the project, marking the first step in funding.
A lone snowboarder appeared atop The Riders Union during its weekend grand opening on Canyon Way. The arrival came just in time to mark the newest retail spot attracting local attention.
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