Brown's TV media event boosts Brown Bakersfield trip
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr mounts a Bakersfield media event with television ads as the June 6 primary nears. The Bakersfield visit, forum at Central Park, and dust storm memory frame his campaign with spectators and party dynamics.
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The United States Faces Global Trade Challenge
The piece argues America has shifted from producer to consumer, detailing a $30 billion annual trade deficit and 1976 deficit under $6 billion. It notes factory closures due to imports, cites examples in Fontana and Horseheads, and calls for reduced deficits and higher productivity through government leadership to curb inflation and restore trade leadership.
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Italy
Brazil
Uganda
Denmark
Taiwan
Saudi Arabia
United States
Fontana
Calif
Horseheads
N.Y
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U.S
Janice Phelps
Indianapolis
Wall Street Journal
Washington
Paul Harvey on Broadcast Obscenity and Free Speech
Paul Harvey critiques FCC limits on obscene words and Supreme Court limits on defining obscenity. He argues First Amendment protections clash with youth concerns and laments societal hypocrisy across generations and media.
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Supreme Court
Early Ker i towns rise with westside oil boom
Westside oil boom era gave Maricopa 1906 birth followed by Fellows 1910 Lost Hills McKittrick Taft Tupman and others. Each town formed around fields, rail lines, or post offices with later incorporations and name changes reflecting local industry figures.
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Eugene Burmeister
Westside
Maricopa
Fellows
Midway Gusher
Charles A. Fellows
Sunset Western
Lost Hills
Cuttens
Mckittrick
Asphalto
la Brea
William McKit
Something Good Is Coming If You Believe
The guest preacher says that believing in God’s daily care shapes expectations and behavior. By expecting kindness and happiness, you align with reality, as people and days respond to your hopeful outlook and trust in divine goodwill.
Think Happy Thoughts Day Ends In Positive Mindset Shift
A guide urges trying a single day of affirmative thoughts to test the idea that expectations shape outcomes. By rejecting negative self talk and listing life’s blessings, readers may notice focus shifts from problems to solutions and daily good moments emerge.
Straw men and inflation in political theater
The piece argues politicians create straw man targets to deflect blame for inflation caused by federal money printing. It cites President Carter and Congress, blaming government as the true driver of rising prices while labor and business react to policy. It laments lack of self-criticism and the ritual use of straw men to appease angry voters.
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Carter
Jolly Boys
Congress
Labor
Business
Japan
America
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