Patrick's Profiles Glorietta trip recounts a road vacation
A writer describes a Baptist church group road trip to Glorietta New Mexico at 7500 feet. The journey from Tehachapi to Needles Kingman and Flagstaff includes meals at Chili's and Fuddruckers, with rest stops, weather, and dessert cravings. Next stop cites Sedona and a tease about a UFO capital visit.
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Southern Baptist Conference
Tehachapi
Kingman
Ariz
Flagstaff
Jim
Sedona
Public Servant’s Forced Resignation Sparks Openness Debate
The article questions why a high profile ex police officer’s forced resignation remains murky. It criticizes District Attorney Jagels for avoiding action and calls for greater transparency about personnel involved in public risk, urging balance between privacy and public right to know.
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Congress
District Attorney’s Office
Ed Jagels
Kern County
Jagels
Bakersfield
Shafter Press
Does God Sponsor Terror In The Wake Of Flight 800 Tragedy
A reflective piece questions divine role after TWA 800's crash that killed 230. It cites media debates, a former pilot's cautious remarks, and links to Middle East tensions while recalling Martyrs Mirror. The author argues God does not sponsor terror and urges humility toward persecutors.
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L.A
Bob Allardyce
Netanyahu
American Congress
Israel
Jerusalem
Middle East
Jesus
America
Meno Simons
Debunking the Church Fire Gospel and Media Hype
Analysis challenges Clinton and media claims about a sudden surge of black church arsons. Official data show no rise since 1981, with 216 fires across 35 states since 1990 and 83 in black congregations, while a 13 year old caused Matthews Markland church fire. The piece critiques political rhetoric and its impact on race relations.
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America
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Charlotte
N.C
Carolina
Justice Department
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Maine
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New Yorker Magazine
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Oklahoma City
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Balance the Budget Debate and its National Promise
The text argues for balancing the national budget to stop paying daily interest on the debt. It claims trillions could fund schools, teachers, police, and jobs, diverting money from debt service to education, health care, and industry. It stresses the prosperity gained by eliminating interest payments and condemns personal debt as a national disgrace.
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