Teen shoots at Bethel high school injuring students and killing principal
A Bethel Alaska teenager opened fire at Bethel High School wounding three students, one critically, and killing the principal. Authorities withhold the shooter’s identity due to teen privacy laws. In Jackson Mississippi a Vietnam War veteran carried a shotgun into a Veterans Administration Hospital.
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Clinton
Bethel
Alaska
Jackson
Mississippi
Veterans Administration Hospital
Wasco Shafter Rivalry Highlights Shared Ties and City Hall Bargain
Editorial notes a decades long rivalry between Wasco Tigers and Shafter Generals with Shafter winning three of four in their final season game. It praises Wasco’s newly refurbished City Hall funded largely by inmate labor from Shafter CCF, costing about 80000 dollars including fixtures, and lauds cross city cooperation and fiscal prudence by managers Wade McKinney and Larry Pennell.
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Wasco
Shafter
Shafter Generals
Wasco Tigers
City of
Shafter Community Correctional Facility
CCF
John Steward
City Hall
Council Chamber
Wade McKinney
Larry Pennell
Patrick's Profiles sparks gun debate and Ramseys aftermath
A heated letter page discusses outlawing shotguns and knives, references the O J Simpson trial, and questions prosecutors, Ramseys, and a civil rights settlement. The writer criticizes Boulder authorities, mentions Rollins litigation costs, and notes a community corrections project in Shafter.
Understanding the Antichrist Across Faith and Fear
Herb Peters surveys the Antichrist concept across religious and secular views, noting public fascination with political figures, concerns about apocalyptic fever around 2000, and the biblical basis in John 1 2 incorporating the idea of last hour persecution while urging careful study of scripture.
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Henry Kissinger
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
John Paul II
America
John
Jesus
Political myths versus reality in reform talk
By Fred Davis argues that campaigning reform is hard because negative campaigning works and First Amendment protections limit controls. It notes laws on libel, the influx of money, and foreign donations, then compares public appetite to OJ coverage, and concludes the democratic system remains imperfect but preferable to failures of other systems.
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Democratic Party
Washington and
Jefferson
O.J
United States
California
Michael Huffington
Ross Perot
Solomon
Job
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Aldrin Ct
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Donald L. Reed
Roy Patrick
Diane Givens
Society
Susan Holland
East Lordon Shafter
P.O
Copeland
Walker St
Lune
Giovanni
Copelands
Patrick’s
By Roy Patrick
Simpson
Marcia Clark
Christopher Darden
Johnny Cochran
Ramseys
Colorado
Georgia
John Ramsey
Boulder
Rollins
Offord Rollins
CVA
By Herb Peters
Jesus Christ
By Fred Davis
Cgivannis
Walker St. ¢ Shafter
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