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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1994
Page
4
A reflective column argues that 1994 ends with three days left, lamenting liberal dominance and praising the 1994 election shift toward Republican reforms. It contends, despite revisionist critiques, that big government is failing and calls for renewed faith in conservative governance and Reaganite optimism.
A satirical column critiquing media and liberal bias. It argues the media favors liberals, misreads voters, and pushes taxes, while conservatives gain power. The piece frames ethics as outdated and claims voters grow tired of media excuses amid political shifts.
In an encore column, Herb Peters recalls postholiday blues and how the season’s meaning shifts from material giving to eternal treasure. He contrasts secular pressures with a Christian view that true gifts endure beyond the season, citing Matthew 6 19 21 and reflections on hope and heart.
Roy Patrick serves as news editor and LaVonne Westbrook handles bookkeeping and office management. Office located at 107 East Lerdo Highway Shafter California 93263 with mailing P.O. Box A. Phone numbers are (805) 746-4942 or (805) 399-5925.
The piece analyzes how 21 large U.S. corporations reported losses in 1991 yet donated about 97 million dollars to public-policy groups favoring higher taxes and bigger government. It cites Capital Research Center data on 129 firms, highlighting left-leaning beneficiaries and a few pro-business exceptions. It also recounts John Moorlach's critique of Orange County Treasurer Bob Citron, noting Moorlach’s campaign and writings warning of risky investments.
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