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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1995
Page
4
Roy Patrick argues adversity is essential for character and self-worth, contrasting past struggles with today’s overprotected youths. He cites evolution from perilous eras to sheltering trends, warning against overemphasis on self esteem that robs achievement and resilience.
California Attorney General Lungren outlines methamphetamine growth from rural clandestine labs to urban markets. He cites 419 labs shut last year and seizures of over 13,300 pounds valued up to 147 million dollars, warning of health dangers, violent crime, and toxic environmental damage across the state.
A religious reflection contrasts motives for murder with the idea that believers should weigh dying for faith. The author cites cases like Menendez and Simpson, then argues true religion resists violence and asks readers to consider whether anything is worth dying for if they love Jesus.
Letter to the editor thanks Shafter residents for October marrow donor event and coverage by The Shafter Press. Organizers announce a second drive on October 29 at Bakersfield American Legion Hall with a $22.50 test fee, noting free testing funded for ethnic minorities. Donations welcome to boost National Marrow Registry participation and save lives.
Frank W Reed and Donald L Reed are listed with staff credits Roy Patrick LaVenne is Westbrook mailing contact Susan Holland is society writer. A fee of 19 dollars applies for out of county.
Zachary and McKinney clash with Boss Hogg over a police chief vacancy. Hogg’s cronies, a coffee scene, and a call to City Hall trigger the firing. Historical note recalls past practice of elevating from rank and file when vacancies appeared.
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