Costa and crime on the national stage roils public life
A column panel covers Assemblyman Jim Costa and a burglary probe revealing marijuana in his Fresno condo, remarks on crime, morality and political fallout. It also notes Reba McEntire firearm exchange moves and a critique of California education policy stressing English-centered curricula.
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Shafter Chamber honors leaders and volunteers of 1994
The Shafter Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture awards celebrate Arlis and Sharon Biloff in business, John and Jeannette Hernstedt in agriculture, and Nine more ambitious locals. Citizen of the Year Teen Challenge and Nina Leigh, widow of Tom Leigh, receive humanitarian recognition. Judge Gary Ingle also gets a special award for community service and justice.
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Shafter Office Address Listing
The record notes the address 107 East Lerdo Highway Shafter California 93263 as the office location. The entry provides a single line postal style detail without additional context or actions.
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Earthquake prompts religious debate on divine warning
The piece cites Pat Robertson linking Northridge quakes to a possible divine warning, while other clergy disagree. It reflects on John the Baptist as a historic radical who challenged religious establishment, suggesting biblical signs of an approaching end and questioning present leaders’ interpretations. The author muses how John might respond today.
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Paul Harvey on religion and foreign policy tensions
Paul Harvey argues that internal clergy misconduct stains religious life while affirming Americans should avoid forcing democracy abroad. He notes global religious conflicts, calls for restraint, and recalls Jerusalem's contested sacred status amid ongoing Arab-Israeli tensions since 1948. He urges humility in leadership and emphasizes religious freedom at home.
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Cer antary by Paul Harvey Land excerpt
Paul Harvey comments on religious and political conflicts across history. He notes Nazi uses Luther's teachings to justify extermination and warns South Africa's April elections will not heal tribal and religious divides, citing Zulu demands for a separate nation.
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