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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1999
Page
3
Roy Patrick recalls Bob, a fearless dirt bike rider and loyal friend who joined many trips with bicycles boats and cars. He recalls Bob’s grit on Outlaw Hill near Hart Park and notes his church work and generosity while reflecting on memories that outlast time.
The narrator details a dawn motorcycle ride with a partner, leaning into turns on a winding mountain road. They chase velocity, savoring adrenaline and fear, confident in the lightweight rider’s advantage despite the looming danger and rapid pace.
A compact essay argues for a literal bible approach over allegorical readings. It contrasts a narrow, truth-led path with a broad ecumenical highway, citing Matthew 7:13-15 and praising those who insist on literal interpretation while depicting critics as traffic directors in a valley of compromise.
The Shafter City Government outlines services including police, fire, parks, and streets funded from the general fund. The Community Correctional Facility operates 75,000 square feet with 442 inmates, 65 employees, and annual costs of 6.868 million, supported by service fees to fund other city functions. The fire contract with Kern County costs 310,000 this year, parks cover 28 acres across four sites, and the streets budget totals 432,889 with 3 full-time staff maintaining 54 miles of streets.
By Fred Davis with analysis of GOP hopes for 2000. Elizabeth Dole and George W. Bush lead polls, edging Al Gore in imagined general elections. Comparisons note charisma, fundraising, and cross appeal to women and minorities. John McCain remains a potential VP or candidate amid crowded field.
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