17 Oct 2001
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2001
Page
1
In a stark talk, Chambers warns 11 million Afghans face danger from bombing and contemplates ground operations. He urges cutting Taliban war capability while reflecting on decades of conflict and the need for courage and care among troops, teachers, and leaders.
In a talk on Afghanistan, the speaker says progress against terrorists continues while aid including food shelter and medical care is provided to those affected by the Taliban. He urges local action at home and notes demonstrations can boost military morale.
A fragmented item reports a disruption at a health department park by the Central Valley corridor. References to a Shatter incident and local authorities, including KCEOC, appear with unclear timing and participants.
PUC Commissioner Dr Richard A Bilas spoke at a citizen education forum detailing the state crisis over a decade ago. He cited a recession and urged efficiency and conservation while criticizing the lack of blame passing and the challenge of rates versus bills since 1997 deregulation.
The Trade Promotion Act of 2001 grants the president renewed authority to negotiate trade agreements with the consultive role of Congress, preserving ability to veto deals. Supporters argue trade boosts growth, jobs, and exports, while Congress retains approval power.
Margaret Baker reports Shatter High School aims to partner with community groups for a November 16 gathering at the Bakersfield Pavilion. Principal Jaime Fortenberry leads the project with teachers Raydon Fortenberry and Arlie Smith, plus staff Quinonez and Mike Berry coordinating activities.
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