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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1994
Page
6
Roy Patrick surveys Sen Barbara Boxer on labor rights and replacement workers amid a California nurses strike at City of Hope Duarte. He criticizes unions for inflationary demands, praises employer leverage, and questions health reform advocates from Portland. The column also mocks Feinstein and cites Tom Hanks and the film Forrest Gump.
After a tense game an umpire ruling sparked chaos as police were called and parents blamed for escalating the disturbance. The piece urges staff changes and strict rules to eject unruly fans and ensure consistent procedures to protect children and uphold standards.
A columnist argues that both swastikas and peace symbols are used to push hate, labeling the peace movement as fueling anti Christian sentiment. He warns that striving for global peace via hatred mirrors Nazi tactics and cites biblical references to condemn the path as dangerous and immoral.
LaVonne Westbrook is listed as the bookkeeper and office manager with telephone numbers 805 746 4942 and 805 399 5925 for direct inquiries or applications.
A resident describes witnessing abusive language and occasional violence toward officials by parents and coaches in a local recreation league. The writer, who has helped as a coach and official, argues that voicing concerns is fine but must avoid belittling or harming others to teach fair treatment to children. She urges calmer behavior in front of kids.
The Ross Perot group plans an August 20 auto caravan down the Golden State Highway to the Mexico border at Otay Mesa near Brown Field, displaying golden ribbons on cars to show support for border control. Promoters promise celebrities, entertainment, helicopter rides, and more at the border event.
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