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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1976

Page

7

Seniors Seek City Approval for Bingo in Shafter

Shafter residents urge the City Council to enact a bingo ordinance at the downtown KCEOC center under state amended rules. A councilman opposed the measure though he did not close the door to reconsider, while a county plan and public hearing set for August 9 outline nonprofit, open-to-public games with no profits, age and intoxication restrictions, no credit, a $250 prize cap, and general public access.

KCEOC Shafter California

Fort Tejon Era: Indian Treaties to Civil War Outpost

The Fort Tejon narrative covers transitions from 1851 treaties with Kern Lake tribes to Beale’s Indian affairs and camels, the 1854 establishment as a military post facing bandits, and the fort as a hub linking Los Angeles and Millerton. It details construction, personnel, patrols to Colorado River, and notable figures who served there.

San Joaquin Valley United States Kern Lake G. W. Barbour U. S. Senate Edward F. Beale Millard Fillmore California Nevada Beale Washington Rancho Tejon el Tejon San Joaquin T. J Fort Tejon Sebastian John Philbin Harris Newmark Colorado River Ownes Valley Los Angeles Salt Lake City Millerton California Volunteers

U S intelligence tracked Israeli Uganda raid and diplomacy

The piece details U S awareness of Israel’s July 3 raid in Uganda to rescue hostages, with covert U S tracking and warning moves aimed at Idi Amin and Kenya. It also covers Egypt’s Bicentennial tablet gift to Ford, Jack Ford’s convention recruitment plan, and House Ethics questioning of Elizabeth Ray.

Jack Anderson Israel Uganda United States U. S Simcha Dinitz Henry Kissinger Middle East Red Sea Idi Amin Kenya Pentagon Ranger Singapore Afric Beary Mombasa Philippines Amin Egypt America Fouad Zikri Ford Zikri White House Barbara Takei Jack Kansas City Young Ford Jack Ford President Ford House Ethics Committee Washington Elizabeth Ray FBI Capitol Hill Wayne Hays Ohio

Only child myth busted by Franklin Delano Roosevelt and more

Paul Harvey argues the stereotype of the only child is unfounded. He cites notable onlies like Roosevelt Stevenson Gandhi Brico Horne Sinatra and others, and cites Wake Forest studies showing normal personality adjustment and higher verbal IQ. He notes marriage odds and recommends parents evaluate options without old wives tales.

Paul Harvey Paul Harveys Encyclopedia of Newton Kugelmass Robert Louis Stevenson Supreme Court Charles Evans Hughes India Indira Gandhi Antonia Brico Lena Horne Frank Sinatra Sammy Davis Jr Wake Forest

Raised from the grave Rev Palm sermon on spiritual life

A preacher discusses resurrection as a metaphor for spiritual rebirth through the Holy Spirit. He cites Lazarus and biblical verses to argue that physical life can coexist with a dead spiritual self, urging belief in Jesus as the source of eternal life. He emphasizes seeking God through Bible, prayer, and church.

Rev. R. Palm Jesus Lazarus God Jesus Christ John

The Market as Synthesis of Labor and Production

The market is the only means by which labor, analyzed into specialties, can be synthesized into useful work. Failure to grasp this truth signals a failure to understand modern production. Walter Lippmann argues free enterprise and liberty define the American way of life.

Walter Lippmann

Turning Back Ten Years Ago August 3 1966 News Briefs

Bruce Crawford and several administrators met with Senator Stiern to discuss Kern County elementary school teacher shortages reported at over 100. Five Shafter young women left for a three week U S vacation. Shafter officers and the new director attend a three day leadership conference at Camp Condor with Neal Olsen and others. Bowling alleys in Sportsman Bowl to close for repairs until August 27. Resignation of Mrs. Leon Morgan from Shafter Ground Observer post reported. Bill Boyd named to Kern County Baseball League all star team. The piece also includes a satirical column about men’s underwear shows at a Republican women’s event and unrelated commentary.

Bruce Crawford Senator Stiern Kern County Shafter Camp Condor Neal Olsen Shafter High Don Nikkel Steve Penner Larry Dean Lee Page Joe Channeson Republican Party Minneapolis

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