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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1997

Page

4

California overtime reform faces heated name calling

The Industrial Welfare Commission reviews a plan to require overtime after 40 hours per week for non union workers, aligning California with federal and 47 other states. Small businesses favor the change, arguing flex time helps employees and managers, while unions and politicians denounce it as an end to the eight hour day. Hopper, NFIB state director, supports conformity and calls for swift passage.

California Industrial Welfare Commission IWC National Federation of Independent Business

Silence is acceptance as good people stay silent

A columnist recalls a fleeting TV moment reading “silence is acceptance” and links it to civic responsibility. He cites Rebel Without a Cause and James Dean to illustrate how inaction allows injustice, urging readers to stand against wrongdoing and not remain silent.

James Dean Jim Stark Dean

Lawrence of Arabia well scene sparks a deadly desert clash

The film scene shows Lawrence and his Arab guide at a distant desert well. The guide drinks while a rider approaches, then the guide is killed over denial of drinking. The moment raises questions about ritual permission and possession amid Arab and Lawrence’s dilemma.

Lawrence Peter O’ Tool O’tool Damascus

Teo the Editor on a fatal drink driving crash

A sobering poem recounts a partygoer who chose not to drink and drive yet dies after a collision caused by another driver. The narrator, addressing his mother, reflects on responsibility, fear, and the plea for parents to warn teens about drinking and driving. The piece ends with a child's plea to comfort his family and regret over the tragedy.

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