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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1995
Page
4
Patrick's Profiles recounts a church retreat in the Kern County mountains near Balance Rock, near Jack Ranch. The author jokes about the rock formation name while describing the weekend orchestra and choir retreat, standout food, and a noisy freight train night with earplugs and a Walkman.
Kern County schools plan for the 1995 96 year with 136 700 anticipated K 12 students up 2 2 percent from last year. Elementary enrollment steady at about 99 150 and high school enrollment near 37 550. Districts include 35 elementary 4 high school and 8 unified districts. Breakfast and lunch programs assist families, eligibility tied to income. Tule fog weather policies focus on student safety as school resumes and pleasant autumn approaches.
A polemic piece argues recent disclosures about Iraqs nuclear ambitions undermine faith in the IAEA and UN sanctions. It links deception to biblical warnings, warns against nuclear disarmament fantasies, and claims truth can hurt while lies kill.
Fred Davis argues that Pete Wilson broke a pledge to California voters by seeking higher office before completing his four year term. The piece contends such moves alienate Republicans, threaten Gray Davis succession, and alienate the Religious Right, making a national bid unlikely and urging Wilson to focus on governors’ duties.
A quotation lauds journalists for their role in covering Tiananmen Square and the Persian Gulf war. It credits newsrooms for breaking barriers, reshaping political perception, and advancing electronic media’s maturity while acknowledging gains and ongoing challenges.
Georgie Anne Geyer argues media fuels the purge as journalists bask in sparking downfall. The quote portrays journalism as a coliseum where ambition rules and reputations are shattered to slake public appetite for scandal.
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