Kern County D A Jagels attacks Mean Justice book
The Kern County District Attorney Ed Jagels denounces Edward Humes Mean Justice as ideologically slanted and poorly researched. The county paper notes Jagels defends his office, questions the book’s portrayal, and highlights concerns about selective justice and executive decisions amid county nonprofit scrutiny.
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Kern County
Ed Jagels
Jagels
Edward Humes
D.A
Humes
Ed Velasquez
Kern County Economic Opportunity Corp
KCEOC
Velasquez
Silence is Acceptance and Injustice in Rebel Without a Cause
Roy Patrick reflects on James Dean in Rebel Without a Cause where a teenager dies after a cliff drive, and the line Silence is acceptance sparks thoughts on civic duty. He notes journalists meeting unethical conduct and the need for public involvement, warning that evil prospers when good people say nothing.
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James Dean
Jim Stark
Dean
Mister
Common Sense over PC on Guns Liquor and More
Fred Davis argues against absolutist gun and tobacco bans, urging registration and targeted limits. He notes fertilizer, cars, maps, and roads as unrelated harms, advocates personal responsibility, and calls to combat religious and ethnic prejudice while replacing political correctness with Common Sense.
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Federal
Oklahoma City
America
Nut
San Fernando Valley
Waco
Mississippi
Shafter Chamber Discusses Town Image And Kindness
The Shafter Chamber of Commerce addresses the town image highlighting safety, cleanliness, and community spirit. Residents are described as involved, warm, and helpful with local merchants. Examples include a neighbor assisting with a Salvation Army Store purchase and long standing service from Stringham's Drug Store and Wiedmanns during emergencies.
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Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Shafter
Salvation Army
L.A
Stringham
Wiedmanns
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