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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1977
Page
7
Dr J Allan Petersen counsels that despite a troubled childhood and high divorce rates a faith centered approach can reshape future marriage. He urges facing past mistakes, trusting Jesus to overcome fear, and building a lasting family through Christ’s strength.
A reader laments cruelty to pets including a poisoned cat and a damaged eye. They accuse neighbors of trapping the cat under a house for hours in extreme heat and criticize local dog control and enforcement. The writer calls for fenced trailer courts and stricter pet care rules.
Senator Hayakawa surveys the canal struggle from 1878 to 1903, detailing De Lesseps failure, Nicaragua rivalries, Spooner Act authorization, and the Hay Herran negotiations shaping a six mile wide canal zone and payments.
Jack Anderson teams with Joe Spear for a weekly special feature. The item highlights their collaboration and discusses themes, pricing, and availability. Aiming to engage readers with introductory notes and upcoming segments.
Five years after a CIA probe the grand jury adds multiple indictments against Helms and Geneen fueling rumors of retaliation against Kissinger who confronted Helms. SEC probes ITT Chile misconduct with Edward Kerry listing witnesses. US politics see Republicans gaining hope as Carter faces polling pressure. A White House security dog Turkey guards grounds with FBI checks.
Perry and I guided a group from the Ontario Upland area along The Old Road to Woodford and Tehachapi. Weather supported photo breaks as photographers witnessed a rare freight run over the Tehachapi Loop, a highlight of Kern County railroad history.
The piece surveys how states respond to welfare financed abortions after the Supreme Court ruling. It notes varied approaches from outright bans to continued public funding and private clinic allowances, highlighting Governor Thompson of Illinois and Governor Grasso of Connecticut as opposing views and emphasizing cost, cruelty, and politics in the abortion funding debate.
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