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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1998
Page
4
In May's Older Californians Month the state highlights elder abuse risks and the need to protect residents in more than 1,200 nursing homes. The Elder Abuse Prosecution Unit investigates in Medi-Cal certified facilities with a 24 hour Rapid Response team. Call (800) 555-5984 to report suspected abuse and look for signs such as neglect, unusual finances, confusion, isolation, or unexplained injuries.
Katherine King urges residents of Shafter to voice support for home grocery delivery from two stores and a drive-in. She argues it would aid busy families, the handicapped, and seniors, noting a possible small fee and travel radius to cover costs.
A speaker recalls Joshua Scoggins’ death amid his long battle with alcohol. The account notes prior drunk driving incidents, dating back years, shaping the context of the fatal day and his broader history with drinking.
In this Encore column Roy Patrick recalls a vacation cycle filled with church ties, youth choir tours from Bakersfield through Porterville to San Diego, and a North Carolina trip for a National Leadership Conference. A rental car upgrade leads to a bold Mustang reveal amid travel chatter.
A brief gospel-focused reflection explains that becoming a Christian is by faith in Jesus. It urges believers to continue in that faith, avoid false teachings about Jesus or salvation, and “walk in Him” to stay rooted and build up in grace. It cites Paul’s words from First Corinthians and Colossians to illustrate the path from reception to enduring faith.
Indian groups press to amend or overturn Governor Pete Wilson's casino pact with the Pala tribe, aiming to force legislative approval. They warn of federal mandates and lost revenue if the plan advances, seeking bipartisan support to counter the governor before the assembly and senate.
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