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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1984
Page
4
A Shafter reader laments gossip about disease in town, urges relying on Health Department and school officials for facts, condemns sensational TV coverage, and stresses accurate information, testing, and prevention for Hepatitis A. It notes no coverup, notes bad press, and urges community responsibility.
Bruce Citrin thanks Shafter Police Officers Martinez and Hernandez for a Neighborhood Watch presentation that educated residents on staying vigilant and reporting unfamiliar activity. He urges others to contact the team to reduce crime and protect property.
A Shafter High ag student writes to praise Mr McCullen as a devoted teacher and advisor who kept the FFA program strong after Mr Parham left. The writer urges students and parents to speak up in support and express concern over changes in the ag department.
A letter to the editor argues police and prosecutors face systemic issues in California. It details an undercover operation where an investigator pretended to bail out an armed robber, leading to recovery of thousands of dollars in stolen jewelry. The writer emphasizes returning victims' property and thanks the Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture for a Community Service Award.
A Paul Harvey style meditation contrasts health consciousness with junk culture across diet, sports, religion, marriage, fashion, media, and crime. It laments a nation flooded by junk journalism and junk consumption while noting rising personal crisis reports amid pervasive superficial trends.
Richardson warns that the United States and states are drowning in debt as individuals and governments borrow beyond their means. He argues time will punish fiscal excess,/chastening citizens, leaders, and markets while inflation and higher interest rates erode savings. He cites historical collapses to illustrate the risks.
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