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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1998
Page
4
Roy Patrick recalls a blistering 105 degree tennis Saturday where friends pushed through extreme heat. After two hours on the court the group retires to a air conditioned car and Gatorade, joking about machismo and stamina as they cope with the punishing heat.
Guest editorial by Robert Prenter argues the state must pass a budget and curb the car tax. He notes a $4.4 billion surplus and a 15 percent rise in education funding over three years, contrasts it with Democratic proposals to boost welfare payments, and promotes AB 1776 and ACA 45 to reduce the car tax and protect local revenue while preserving Proposition 98. He also supports COLA for SSI/SSP and disabled programs, opposing welfare reform repeal.
The article argues Paul warned Christians against deviating from the gospel of the cross. Deception comes when truth is loosened or added to by promotion of different gospels or worldly wisdom. True believers defend the message by holding fast to the gospel and the truth, the armor of God beginning with truth.
A reader complains about an address label on The Press front page obstructing the Police Chief Update article. The note notes the pink background label tears the paper when peeled and requests moving labels so they do not cover news.
A critical screed arguing the Clinton administration covertly funds the Chinese Communist Party, betrays Taiwan by refusing steadfast support, and invites Beijing to retake the island. The piece appeals to US loyalty to Taiwan as a trusted ally and marks the coming 50th anniversary of Taiwan’s self rule as a moral milestone.
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