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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1998
Page
4
The article argues the first sign is a sudden rise of false messiahs and antichrists within the Christian community, urging readers to resist deception and interpret prophecy as first-century Jews would. It cites biblical passages from Thessalonians Matthew and Peter to support this view.
A veteran centric editorial urges readers to thank those who served in the U.S. armed forces. It emphasizes personal tributes to family members, community participation in parades and services, and prayers for wounded or missing veterans. The piece quotes American Legion leader speaking for the nation’s largest veterans organization.
A reader questions whether four Shafter City Council members lawfully or properly endorsed Assembly candidate Robert Prenter in a letter from Hanford. The writer notes the timing two days before an election and wonders if a future winner like Dean Florez would face awkward influence from allied officials.
Pastor Jim Williams uses a Bible parable and a New York hotel breakfast anecdote to warn that short term pleasure costs more than it seems. He contrasts Eggs Benedict with an Egg McMuffin, then urges readers to choose following Christ despite suffering as the path to eternal life.
The piece condemns Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu for likening Pollard to U S MIAs in Vietnam on Meet the Press. It calls Pollard a rogue spy, cites life imprisonment, and urges a U S apology while criticizing Clinton Gore and Washington for pro Israel influence. The article warns of further backlash from VFW and Vietnam veterans groups.
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