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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1997
Page
4
A reflection on the lure of 24 hours of invisibility. The piece weighs temptations and risks, noting illegal acts and snooping at work nominees, while urging caution. It considers how spies and friends might judge, and suggests ethics and consequences over fantasy.
Guest editorial argues for AB 4 the 10-20-Life gun measure with 10 20 and 25 to life penalties for crimes using guns. It cites Three Strikes and calls for being ruthless against violent offenders to deter gun crime.
The text discusses the allure and dangers of information access and the temptation of invisibility. It notes that information brings responsibility, and depicts the fantasy of disappearing to observe or act freely. It references media, fiction, and real-world limits, including a nod to political donors and the CIA without detailing specifics.
The excerpt argues that many Enlightenment philosophers remained theists or deists while rejecting Jesus deity. It links Christian truths such as the Logos and I Am with rationalism, suggesting a continuity between biblical revelation and modern reason. It concludes with a provocative claim about God declaring I think therefore I am.
A provocative critique argues the EU pressures Boeing to alter its sales practices to curb its dominance over Airbus Industrie. The piece defends Boeing as a leading U.S. employer and global supplier, urging readers to consider Europe’s motives in challenging American aviation leadership.
The Shafter 4 H Club held a New Year party with decorated jars and snacks. Members Valerie Aleman Joe John Kristin and Zac attended, sharing a meal then playing volleyball and games into the evening.
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