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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1996
Page
4
Roy Patrick writes about his mixed doubles debut at the Wasco Festival of Roses Tennis Tournament. He struggles with fitness after a long break, loses a 9:30 a.m. match in straight sets, then falters again at 3:30 p.m. but credits opponents Dave Gerbrandt and Rod Becker for winning the title.
A commentary urging California to let law enforcement disclose the identities and general locations of registered sex offenders to protect public safety. It cites 62 000 offenders and 250 monthly releases, argues transparency reduces fear, and notes past calls to a Child Molester Identification Line with no vigilantism. It advocates AB 1562 Alby to empower warnings.
A reflective, pro God message recalls postwar faith, warning that America aged over 40 no longer feels the old brotherhood and safety. It cites scripture, founding ideals, and the nation’s drift from divine guidance, urging return to God and reverence for Israel and Jesus Christ as the core of the republic.
Fred Davis argues that California's uniforms law, passed under Phil Wyman and signed by Governor Wilson, has produced improved behavior and reduced gang influence. He criticizes Bill Clinton for adopting the idea nationally, warning of a future federal program and taxpayer-funded uniforms aimed at votes, while noting bipartisan political maneuvering and skepticism toward both leaders.
John and Janet Stockton thank Shafter residents and donors for supporting the recent dinner and silent auction. The event was successful and profitable, enabling a quality music program for Shafter High School students through volunteer effort and generosity.
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