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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2005
Page
4
Michael Cannon argues Katrina exposed gaps in U S health care delivery and says private actors respond faster than government, urging market competition to raise quality and lower costs. He calls for flexible health savings accounts Medicare choice and privatized Medicaid reforms, and deregulation to expand care for the poor.
Melissa Hill is the news editor and Diane Givens serves as bookkeeper and office manager. Phone numbers 661 746 4942 and 661 399 5925 are provided for contact.
An examination of strong physical education programs by the National Association of Sports and Physical Education outlines core qualities. It identifies effective leadership, clear objectives, inclusive practices, and ongoing assessment as essential factors guiding schools toward engaging, beneficial PE experiences for students.
Youth sports advocates call for qualified PE teachers, 150 minutes weekly in elementary and 225 in secondary, class sizes of 25 to 30 for safety, and inclusive engaging activities. They note links to well being and occasional academic gains, while warning on uneven program quality and wellness goals by 2006.
ESA thanks the Shafter Press for the Friendship Force feature and photos. The writers recall a week with Candy and Enrique, noting shared views on religion and politics despite language differences, and mention being in the phone book for others to learn about such opportunities.
Reader reviews Elias column noting agency fee shift by SB 190 and Jan 1 2001 start. It discusses forced union membership for California teachers, CTAs actions, and funding politics including Prop 75 opposition by CTAs mortgage loans and surcharges. It urges Shafter citizens to back Prop 75.
Mothers share lessons learned from the program focusing on child development, reading at home, being involved in school, and using simple home activities to teach counting and imagination. They emphasize preparing answers for children's needs, encouraging sharing, and partnering with other parents.
Rex M. Rogers urges Christians to heed discernment in media choices for children and to seek moral change through family, church, and personal conscience. He argues against government censorship, calls for free enterprise to reflect values, and emphasizes individual responsibility and faith-based influence.
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