Shafter Editorial Champions Open Debate On OCR Findings
A town editorial defends press openness after the OCR cited inequities in Shafter Unified School District. Citizens clash over media exposure, local loyalty, and the role of the press in upholding democratic due process, urging transparency over silence.
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Richland-Lerdo
Office For Civil Rights
OCR
Shafter
Electric cars move from dream to delivery promise
In a Paul Harvey feature, the electric vehicle era nears reality with Chrysler and General Motors demos. GM aims for vans next year, Chrysler touts lighter nickel iron batteries enabling higher speeds and longer ranges, while California policymakers push for 40 percent passenger and 70 percent freight clean fuel use within a decade.
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Electric Power Research Institute
General Motors
Missouri
Los Angeles
Outside the box on Noriega and Japan’s rise
The author questions the focus on Manuel Noriega as a distraction from pressing issues. They compare the Noriega fixation to Japan's rising economic strength, arguing the costs and possible manipulation of public opinion through marketing. The piece notes American losses and Japan’s automotive market surge as context.
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America
Ted Gaebler
Japan
Manuel Noriega
Mexico
Columbia
Peru
Reagan
Bush
Dukakis
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Los Angeles Times
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Neo prohibitionists and censorship in American culture
Weekly Forum by Kenneth Roman discusses neo prohibitionists who seek social control through policy, taxation, and information limits. The piece cites bans on interracial works like Strange Fruit, fast food nutrition ads, and tobacco advertising as examples of vigilant oversight. It questions motives of law schools and state attorneys general in pushing bans.
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National Association of Attorneys General
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Wildlife Resources Commission Seeks 1990-91 Proposals
Kern County Wildlife Resources Commission requests proposals from agencies groups and sportsmen for the 1990-91 budget. Proposals funded from half of local Fish and Game fines will be reviewed February 14, 1990 at 7:00 p.m. at 1110 Golden State Ave Bakersfield. Send proposals if unable to attend. Rod Napoleon, Chairman.
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Kern County
California
Wildlife Resources Commission
Golden State Ave
Bakersfield
Rod Napoleon
Return to Custody Facility Report
A report outlines the Return to Custody facility initiative, detailing its purpose to manage detainees reentry and monitoring. The document notes program scope, oversight, and potential impacts on inmate transitions and community safety. Local officials cite improved supervision and resource coordination as goals.
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