Wake-Up Call for America by Pastor Williams
Pastor Jim Williams urges Bible as life's guide and calls for voting to preserve Biblical marriage. He denounces media influence, defends Christian persecution, and contrasts God’s word with modern law. The piece blends sermon tone with a call to faith and civic action. A stray sentence about a vacuum cleaner ends the passage.
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U.S
T.V
Hollywood
A.C.L.U
Hell
P.F.L.A.G
Satan
California
Jesus
America
Shafter
Christ
Vacuum shopping misadventure and a picky pickup
A couple searches for a Cyclone vacuum and end up with a demonstrator who struggles to reassemble the dirt holder. They observe an enthusiastic saleslady falter during a demo, feel sympathy, and decide to leave. Later they visit Costco area stores, deal with parking lot drama, and finally buy a unit that the narrator’s partner praises for its headlights.
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Judy
Reality of English learning for 60 percent students in Richland-Lerdo
In a letter to the editor Daniel Knapp cites that 60 percent of Richland-Lerdo district students have limited English proficiency. He argues funds should back direct English language development with ample instructional materials and teacher aides, avoiding repeated bilingual transitions.
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Richland-Lerdo
Daniel Knapp
Send Calvin back to the farm To the Editor
A Fresno County reader urges voting against CALVIN DOOLEY over tax policy and farming water issues. The letter criticizes Dooley for opposing a married couples tax relief, cites his Virginia mansion, and calls for electoral change to reinstate working families. It appeals to 40,000 local married families and asks readers to vote him out.
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Calvin Dooley
Calvin
Virginia
United States
Fresno County
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