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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1988
Page
4
The writer describes a busy passing week with varied town events and a Friday seminar on communication. Four personality types leader expressor analyst dependable were discussed, and the writer notes personal uncertainty about being a leader while learning to recognize others. A Lent reflection from the church asks who you are beyond roles and possessions, prompting self inquiry.
Paul Harvey reflects on whether Jesus would have a television show and wear a Rolex. Bob Schuller weighs in noting Jesus liked beauty but would not rely on luxury. The piece argues self discipline and quiet ministry may define Jesus, with speculation about his TV presence and where he might move unseen.
Guest editorial recounts visits to four major cities in South Africa and Namibia, detailing a Stellenbosch wine venture disrupted by U S sanctions, diverse climate and crops, irrigation methods, and South Africa as a breadbasket. It contrasts Zimbabwe’s shift from exporter to importer under communism and notes in Cape Town experiences with locals and the timber and cattle economies.
Congressman William M. Thomas urges Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to apply glasnost to Armenia amid Nagorno Karabakh tensions. He cites Armenian protests, mass demonstrations in Yerevan, and the Sumgait violence, arguing for self determination and an end to Soviet manipulation. He warns that Soviet openness is absent in Armenia and demands real reform.
Roy Ashburn thanks First District voters for support as County Supervisor announcing no opposition to his re-election. He notes petitions with 2700 signatures and his open door policy while promising to improve services, cut costs, and keep in touch with communities across Kern County.
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