Patrick's Profiles on Deeds and Destruction of Morality
The column argues The Hahn Co. fired Jeannette Triscuit for aiding Steve Mull after a fall at East Hills Mall claiming she exceeded authority. It notes a broader critique of modern society’s litigious climate and calls for personal freedom over government overreach, praising individual courage over compliance with overly strict rules.
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Hahn Co
East Hills Mall
Jeannette Triscuit
Steve Mull
American Red Cross
Triscuit
Jeannette
Paul Harvey
INS abuses fuel belief system as Law and Nguyen cases sting
A commentary criticizes INS for perceived bias in handling Mary Law and An Quy Nguyen. The piece contrasts their productive, law abiding status with widespread illegal immigration, urging policy reform and a focus on deserving cases. It highlights Lan’s family, Kernville restaurant ties, and Nguyen’s wartime heroism and injuries while denying humanitarian refugee status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
INS
Mary Law
An Quy Nguyen
California
Mexico
Lan
Taiwan
Law
Kernville
Mary
Kern Valley High School
Law Family
Nguyen
South Vietnam
Immigration and Naturalization
America’s Leaking: CIA Spy, Nation’s Security in Question
A former CIA counter-intelligence figure is charged as a Russian spy amid suspected leaks blamed for deaths of Russian agents. The piece weighs whether more moles lurk in government, notes CIA and FBI findings, and pivots to reflections on trust, faith, and national fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Russia
Kremlin
Aldrich Ames
FBI
Ames
Telly Savalas
Jeremiah
Jerusalem
Kittim
Cypress
Kedar
Israel
Are Our Kids Spoiled Rotten
Paul Harvey News notes that modern TV and press emphasize sensational bad news while portraying heroes less often. He argues audiences grow cynical as negatives dominate front pages and broadcasts. The piece laments the impact on children who see constant distress and lack of healthy family portrayals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Shaw MacDonald III
Blaine, Minn
Page One
Portrait of American life amid headlines and myths
A critique of negative media portrayals contrasts sanitized survey data from Princeton on 2000 households with common stereotypes. The piece argues most Americans are moral, citing high percentages who do not steal or cheat, are married, and avoid spreading lies. It notes divorce statistics are distorted by repeat marriages.
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Princeton
Mark Twain
Richard Wagner
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High Court
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OSS
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Reed Print Inc
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Shafter Press
East Lerdo Highway
Shafter
Reed Print, Inc
Aldrin Ct
Bakersfield
P.O
Buttonwillow Times
The
Press
Frank W. Reed
Donald L. Reed
Roy Patrick
LaVenne Westbrook
Lerdo Highway
P.O. Bina
Unty
Paul Harvey News
News
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Paul Har
East Lerdo
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