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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1995
Page
4
A reader vents frustration with government processes and a looming $60 penalty for failing to file a non driving status with the DMV. They describe endless red tape, a broken car, and a missed deadline on Friday May 12 as they searched for a loophole.
In the nineties era view, schools face a shift from simple attire rules to enforcing practical clothing standards amid worries that baggy pants and long shirts hide weapons. Administrators consider firm dress policies to reduce disruptive behavior and safety risks, amid parent and student reactions.
An encore column describing a DMV fee dispute over a $50 registration and 10 percent penalty. The narrator vents frustration at policy while noting the clerk's helpfulness and a call to a DMV official who agrees the law is inappropriate. The piece ends with a political jab at legislator Jerry Eaves.
The author argues that prophecy is integral to the apostolic Gospel. He stresses salvation by faith in Jesus Christ and notes that no extra teachings are needed for salvation. He cites Paul and Peter to argue that prophecy remains relevant as Christians await Christ’s return.
Paul Harvey argues that the 1965 Immigration Act amendments, led by Ted Kennedy, altered U S immigration patterns. He claims annual arrivals rose above 1 million, with fewer immigrants bringing job skills, higher shares from poorer regions, and a growing reliance on welfare. He notes legal and illegal entrants strain states, while bills seek to narrow the gate though job availability sustains arrivals.
State Senator Tim Leslie of Roseville questions Prop 37 revenue use from California’s lottery. He cites a study alleging the 34 percent ear marked for schools largely funds teachers and administrators, not instructional programs, prompting renewed calls for accountability.
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