Remembering Bob Neufeld on a life of speed and service
Roy Patrick writes about riding withBob Neufeld a fearless dirt bike rider and avid ornithologist who loved adventure and helping others. The memoir recalls breakneck mountain rides with friends and his later church and charitable work. Robert Neufeld died May 31 1998 after a life full of memorable moments.
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Bob
Roy
Outlaw Hill
Hart Park
Jock
Robert Neufeld
Doors, temptation, and eternal choices in a parent guide
A reflective meditation on doors of perception and spiritual doors. The speaker warns about drug culture and the danger of open doors to sin and death, urging parents to teach children about eternity and the need to choose Jesus as the path to freedom. Spiritual imagery from Genesis Romans Revelation frames the warning.
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The
Doors
Jim Morrison
Morrison
Cain
Sin
Apostle Paul
Paul
Jesus
William Cohen Faces Tightrope in Clinton Pentagon
William S. Cohen, the Republican defense secretary, navigates a Democratic administration and a Democratic Congress. He fights for base closures, modernization, and morale while resisting political pressure from feminists and social reformers. He proposes a post term base-closing bill, but Senate and House inaction leaves him limited, threatening maintenance funds for unneeded bases.
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Scretary
William S. Cohen
Bill Clinton
Maine
Finn
Cs Os
Gaeeraceana
Pentagon
Cohen
Clinton
Africa
Caribbean
Congress
Long Beach Naval
California
Texas
Senate
House
Bill Cohen
Senate vote looms on flag desecration amendment
Kreul, a U.S. Army veteran and past national commander, urges caution against a proposed constitutional amendment to ban flag desecration. He argues the flag embodies freedom and constitutional principles, warning such an amendment would distort its meaning and erode citizen responsibility. He criticizes lobbying and stresses patriotism starts at home and in schools.
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Senate
United States of America
Kreul
Shafter to Host June 11 Meeting On Local Gang Issues
Pao urges public input as Shafter and police outline efforts against the Warrio Westside Gang. Since 1990 about 30 members have been identified and the gang was classified as a criminal street gang in 1993. By May 1998 fifteen members were in state prison, five on parole, and six left the area. A city hall briefing at 7 p.m. on June 11 invites all residents to review police services and gang-related concerns.
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Warrio Westside Gang
WWS
Shafter
W.W.S
Kern County District Attorney's Office
Cal-Gang
V.W.S
Warrio Westside
Shafter City Hall
Pacific Avenue
Shafter Flames Cheer Squad Thanks Community Support
Readers express gratitude to the Shafter community and the Shafter Recreation Department for ongoing support of the Shafter Flames Cheer Squad. The group was organized in October 1997 and is coached by Brandi Root, a lifelong member.
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Shafter
Shafter Recreation Department
Shafter Flames
Brandi Root
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Lerdo Highway
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