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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 2002
Page
9
KCWA criticizes Buena Vista shrew endangered listing as of today arguing the agency relies on outdated 1980s sources and unpublished personal communications that bypass peer review. KCWA's Tom claims unpublished data cannot be substantiated scientifically.
Assemblyman Dave Cox pushes AB2637 to require enhanced Smog Check in the Bay Area. Cardoza cites double impact on Sacramento San Joaquin and Solano regions from Bay Area pollution carried by winds. Lawful Smog Check I currently operates elsewhere, but Bay area remains exempt.
Entries describe Battery against a peace officer with suspect Casios Merch 18 at 260 Trevino, a warrant citation for Theresa Flores at Wasramt, and multiple arrests including Angel Espinoza and Jartin Brewer. Reports note domestic violence, gun at scene, break in, beer bottle thrown, and theft with unspecified suspect details. Additional incidents include gunshots, jail transport, and Amb dispatch requests.
The text links the Exodus story to Easter, noting the blood of the lamb as protection and Christ as the Lamb of God. It discusses historical church changes, pagan Easter customs, Constantine and the Crusades, and the Christian hope of resurrection and eternal life through faith in Jesus Christ.
Community notices from Shafter cover a 3 p.m social gathering at Downtown Plaza with hors d oeuvres, a 7 p.m. steak crab dinner at the Hagen home, and contact numbers. A Rabies Vaccination and Dog License Clinic is set for April 17 at the fire department parking lot, with vaccinations at four dollars and limited free licenses. Also announced are Jr Miss program tickets for April 19 at Shafter High Auditorium and youth baseball softball signups through April 24 with fees for residents and non residents. Registration hours are 9 to 5 at the Rec office 700 E Tulare Ave.
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