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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1994
Page
6
A Bakersfield conference themed on patriotism drew protest over flag bags in garbage cans. The column savages Clinton era Haiti aid deals, Dooley’s liberal leanings, Roosevelt monument funding, and Iraq and Nicaragua debates, while noting ongoing sports strikes and outlandish punditry.
Kern County officials clash with a local assessment committee over translating a 1 000 page environmental impact report and related materials into Spanish. The dispute raises concerns about cost deadlines and English as the state’s dominant language amid a broader push toward multicultural policy.
A writer questions whether traditional faiths have failed and argues society faces a mass spiritual rebellion across religions. The piece cites a 49 year old ex nun and suggests the world may crave a religious genius to restore relevance, fearing a shift in belief among her generation. It warns of apocalyptic tones and biblical warnings about antichrists and delusion.
Fred Davis critiques Prop 187 coverage by federal officials unions and media. He argues Washington uses education funding as leverage over states and questions federal involvement in local schools while analyzing Ron Unz’s November strategy and GOP dynamics toward Pete Wilson and future leadership.
On Oct. 13 1994 the Richland Teachers Association negotiating team met RLSD administration led by board president Steven Skalisky to discuss the 1994 95 proposal. No agreement was reached and teachers left frustrated as the district offered no raise for 1994.
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