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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1998
Page
4
The writer recounts a recent trip to San Diego during a cold spell, noting continued rain and chilly conditions early in the week. By Thursday, spring arrived and the narrator looks forward to driving, enjoying the act as a form of catharsis and music.
Roy Ashburn criticizes Democrats for killing a double COLA proposal that would restore cost of living adjustments for the blind disabled and aged in California. He argues fiscal growth and tax revenue justify aiding the SSI SSP program while condemning welfare recipient favoritism and urging continued support for those unable to work.
A reader shares thoughts on driving routes around Los Angeles and San Diego, noting fast traffic by teens, lane dividers on California highways, and a pleasant harbor stroll by the bay with dolphin training near Harbor Island. The piece ends with a weather comparison to paradise.
A reflective essay questions why nations, driven by greed and idolatry, expend youths in war. It cites biblical figures from Psalms and Acts to argue that secular rulers and false religion both foster vain designs, urging Christians to flee idols and seek the living God.
A reader-voiced column argues Prop 226 requires member consent for union political donations, challenging union bosses and Democratic ties. It cites support from 8 percent of Los Angeles voters and polls favoring a 2-1 yes margin, praising Gov Pete Wilson's stance on democracy in unions.
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