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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2005
Page
4
A humorous list of anxiety coping tips turns into a reflection on maintaining sanity and faith. The piece cites quirky behaviors, a codfish tank tale to illustrate resilience, and ends with a biblical exhortation from I Peter 5 7 about casting cares on God. The tone blends light irony with spiritual encouragement through Margaret Baker and Charles Swindell references.
A reader argues that budget cuts and social programs strain the country. He contends the majority should govern with responsibility, criticizes media bias and liberal press dominance, supports prison funding while condemning favored indulgences, and urges citizen involvement in government and school values. He calls for fair reporting and accountability in journalism and politics.
Michelle Glaser expresses gratitude for a second phase student teaching at Redwood Elementary School in Shafter, highlighting Principal Frances Garcia and Rosa Romero, teacher Mrs Lowe, classroom management, and the supportive Richland School District. She praises the staff as friendly and professional and cherishes the experience.
Ramona Herrera of State Farm explains how employer group life coverage may change after retirement. Extended coverage can be limited and costly, with premiums tied to age. She urges meeting with a benefits specialist and an agent to choose affordable options safeguarding surviving spouse security.
The record lists Frank W. Reed and Donald L. Reed as publishers with Margaret Baker as news editor and Diane Givens as bookkeeper and office manager.
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