Shafter officer trains at FBI National Academy in Virginia
Editors note Captain Jeff Bell of Shafter Police Department is at Quantico for training at the FBI National Academy. He is the first Shafter officer admitted to the program and will share experiences. The writer praises the Newseum in Washington DC and recounts a media class trip with exhibits on the World Trade Center, Berlin Wall, and global newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Bell
Shafter Police Department
Quantico
FBI
National Academy
Bell
Shafter
Shafter Press
Newseum
Virginia
Washington D.C
World Trade Center
Berlin Wall
West Germany
G-Men and Journalist at Quantico Exhibit
Jeff Bell reflects on a Newseum exhibit titled G-Men and Journalist featuring the Unabomber cabin, Dillinger death mask, and McVeigh evidence, plus a Pulitzer photography gallery and journalist memorial. He notes time-drifting news history, global press danger, and the open news ideal as cool weather and busy studies frame his week.
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Dillinger
Timothy McVeigh
Philip Graham
Newseum
Amaz
California Prop 8 vote shows mixed progress on bias
The Proposition 8 result in California, narrow in margin, alongside Barack Obama’s wide presidential win, signals reduced anti gay bias but lingering prejudice. The piece discusses race and gay rights shifts, past political dynamics, and analyses future impact on campaigning.
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Obama
California
Illinois
Barack Obama
John McCain
Art Torres
State Democratic Party
U.S
Mervyn Dymally
March Fong EU
John Chiang
Cruz Bustamante
Los Angeles
Tom Bradley
Elias
Burzynski
Tdelias
Aol
Travel
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Abi Blieshmaete
Secteur
Americain
den Amerikanischen Sektor
Captain Bell
Quantico, VA
Ifornia
Thomas C. Elias
Reed Print Inc
California Newspaper Publishers Association
East Lerdo Highway
Reed Print, Inc
Aldrin Ct
Bakersfield
The
P.O. Box
Office
Frank W. Reed
Donald L. Reed
Isaac Rocha
Diane Givens
East
Lerdo Highway
Shafterpress
Earthlink.net
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