Wasco High coach helped shape a generation in sports
An encore column recalling Wasco High School track coach Andy Darby. He guided a large team, emphasizing form over size, earning lasting respect for leadership and influence on students as a powerhouse program thrived in the valley. Darby’s impact extended beyond meets to education and society.
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Richland-Lerdo District Sets Academic Improvement Goals
The Richland-Lerdo School District plans higher 1995-96 test scores with goals including 2.0 GPAs rising 10 percent per grade, more advanced classes by consent, three years enrollment passing minimum standards, and expanded parent involvement such as teacher conferences Back-to-School Night Open House and a quarterly parent newsletter.
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California
One Choice Left Jesus
The passage reflects on humanity’s need for salvation through Jesus Christ, citing John 3 16 and John 1 10 13 to argue that God’s gift through His Son demands belief. It notes Jewish and gentile worlds failing to accept Him, the crucifixion, and that true escape lies in receiving Christ as Lord and Son of God.
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California election law reform urged after voter fraud concerns
Fred Davis reports California Secretary of State Bill Jones faces a flood of election scrutiny. A bipartisan Task Force identified deadwood on rolls and absentee voting abuses. The CCR seminar highlighted a push for tighter laws, a statewide voter ID file, and federal help. Susan Brooks alleges ballot irregularities in the 36th District amid high Venice turnout. Local officials note bogus registrations and odd entries including religious figures on rolls.
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Fresno
California
Bill
California Congress of Republicans
CCR
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Rob Lapsiey
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Welfare Office
Susan Brooks
Marina del Rey
Venice
Jane Harman
Brooks
House of Representatives
Harman
Redondo Beach
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Letter clarifies role in Shafter custody facility case
A reader from Shafter responds to local upheaval over police leadership and the Return to Custody project. He denies seeking city employment, notes 25 years as a Kern County Sheriff commander, and explains he was approached to be the facility administrator for the Shafter project. He cites health-insurance incentives offered by city officials as a factor in reconsidering law enforcement work.
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Kern County Sheriff’s
Ment
State Commission On Peace Officer
State University
Christian University
Gary Knox
Wade McKinney
Knox
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