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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 2002
Page
4
Guest editor questions AB 1561 approving energy efficient washing machines. Arguments cite higher costs, impact on families, and dubious water savings while predicting bureaucratic overreach and burdens on California residents.
California faces a looming water crisis as growth outpaces supply and aging infrastructure strain delivery. Rainfall varies from south to north while major bonds and federal plans hinge on long term management. Jeff Loux of the California Planning Association warns that without reliable water sources, communities cannot grow responsibly.
Secretary of Education Rod Paige and President Bush signed the No Child Left Behind Act, a sweeping education reform aimed at boosting student achievement across the nation. The measure, passed with broad bipartisan support, emphasizes accountability, teacher quality, annual testing, and standards in reading, math, science, and high school transitions, impacting schools from 2002 through 2008 and beyond.
Margaret Baker reflects on attitude and self change. A boy’s school play moment becomes a parable about overcoming adversity, repenting for mistakes, and focusing on self improvement rather than controlling others. She urges learning from hardships and avoiding the past wrongs by choosing a life aligned with faith.
Frank W. Reed and Donald L. Reed appear as editors in a Tioga Tribune page. Margaret Baker and Diane Givens are listed among staff. A P O Box 1600 is provided for correspondence with phone numbers 661-746-4942 and 661-399-5925.
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