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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1999
Page
5
A damaged OCR style notice mentions a person fading, days left and a relationship fragment. It shows garbled words and stray phrases about aging and love, with names and concrete details unreadable.
The author urges neighbors to reuse and pass along still usable clothes and produce rather than discarding them. She cites stories of yard sales, trash scavenging laws in Wasco and Shafter, and a preacher’s wife reflection on generosity and scripture. Recycling, she says, brings blessings beyond money.
HUTA notes voting against a disamenity correctional facility due to control and cost concerns. Downtown Project remains on schedule with new plans expected and visible in City Hall. A Dewntsur Geerral Plan committee to shape the Shafter triangle zoning and business guidance is forming. contact Marilyn Bergman at 746-2065 to join.
California tribes hoped prop 5 would boost prosperity as they built casinos and infrastructure but the state Supreme Court ruled slot machines in Indian casinos violate the constitution. Nevada gambling interests and a labor union had supported the challenge. The decision undermines a major source of tribal revenue and uplift for education and health services.
An article by Steve Herzig explains mensch as a decent person of character. It highlights Brad, a cerebral palsy patient, and Oliver Truitt who mows and cleans daily, modeling kindness and generosity. The piece cites biblical verses from Matthew, Micah, Titus, James, Peter, and John to urge readers to act with justice, kindness, and humility.
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