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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1995
Page
4
Roy Patrick writes of his nephew Freddie Patrick preparing to marry Stacey Penner. He recalls Freddie as a spirited child who grew into a determined athlete with goals in football and pole vaulting. The piece reflects on love’s importance, aging, and optimism for Freddie’s future marriage.
The piece debates education spending for children of undocumented immigrants, arguing laws must be respected and costs borne by taxpayers. It questions far reaching language policy and asks where to draw the line between inclusion and enforcement. It notes calls for bilingual education and broader language accommodations amid a "melting pot" of languages.
The article argues from biblical prophecy that the U S may lose its status as the world’s lone super power. It links Europe’s rising Western European Union with a ten nation confederacy and predicts turmoil from the Balkans to the Middle East. It cautions leaders to heed biblical insight for America’s fate.
The piece analyzes Fresno Assemblyman Brian Setencich facing ouster as Speaker if Curt Pringle wins the speakership, amid GOP recalls and a Religious Right drive to reshape California leadership. It notes Allen’s recall and Democratic cooperation, Wilson’s lame duck status, and potential future upheavals in 1998.
On June 29 1995 the Kern County Young Republican Federation and the Kern County Republican Party took opposing stands on Doris Allen as speaker. The KCRP backed Allen while the KCYRF urged Assembly Republicans to remove her. The editor cites betrayal claims and calls Setencich to cooperate, urging a return to conservative party leadership.
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