Vote Yes for Minter Field Airport District
Editorial urges Shafter residents to form the Minter Field Airport District in the November 8 election. It argues local control of about $90,000 yearly from 1200 acres would stay in Shafter, with a local board of residents deciding on revenue use and planning, replacing Kern County’s current control.
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Minter Field
Shafter
Shafter Airport
Kern County General Fund
Meadows Field
Letter on JFK assassination and gun control impact
The writer marks the 20th anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination and argues gun violence persists with over 400000 deaths since, noting 1968 Gun Control Act restricted mail-order gun sales after Oswald used a Chicago mail-order rifle with a telescope. Oswald also killed Officer J D Tippit within the hour.
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John F. Kennedy
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Lee Harvey Oswald
Chicago
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McClure Volkmer Gun Decontrol Bill Opposed
The text urges defeating S. 914 and H.R. 2420 to preserve the 1968 Gun Control Act. It warns that lifting mail-order sales would ease criminal access to firearms and enable assassins, calling on Congress to block the proposed legislation.
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National Rifle Assocation
McClure . Volkmer
Congress
No longer a candidate for Recreation Board in Shafter
Jimmy Thomas announces he is no longer a candidate for the Recreation Department Board after moving out of the district. He notes the change affects his candidacy and thanks supporters.
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Delbert Regier
South Shafter Mennonite Brethren Church
Satan
Eve
Garden of Eden
God
Paul
Million-Mile Maintenance in Modern Trucks and Cars
Old timers recall early autos as less reliable while modern American-made vehicles are highly improved. Fleet operators push for rugged durable trucks, with on-board lubrication and longer engine life. million-mile maintenance is guided by owner manuals and diligent care.
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Detroit
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
The Rest Of The Story Winston Churchill in 1929 NY crash
A reflective portrait of Winston Churchill amid the 1929 stock market crash. The narrator stands at a window as a man falls, facing poverty and personal loss. Churchill contemplates career reset, family hardship, and future moves between England and the United States, amid a worldwide economic meltdown.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
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