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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1996
Page
4
A writer admits computer illiteracy yet explores the allure of online access and information. He weighs the freedom of speech against safeguarding against harmful material, planning to edit portions for readers while sharing views on the evolving digital age.
The California Industrial Welfare Commission adopted the federal minimum wage of 4.75 per hour effective Oct 1 1996, with a 4.25 opportunity wage for under 20s during their first 90 days. The move aligns California with federal law while leaving other IWC provisions unchanged. The law will rise to 5.15 on Sept 1 1997.
A collage of cheeky lines about rural living mocks yard sales, family scenes, fashion, politics, and tech use. It highlights humorous misuses of language and everyday behavior, noting the piece as a lighthearted, if crude, social caricature with no redeeming value claimed.
In this reflection the author links the Great Sphinx to humanitys search for a missing link, contrasting myths with biblical truth. It notes ancient beliefs, cites Jesus conversation with the Samaritan woman, and elevates Jesus as the true missing link over pagan legends and Revelations imagery. It urges choosing the heavenly link through Christ.
In Kern County veteran journalist Charles Wiley argues Americans care little about Clinton character. voters accept flaws while approving current policy. California AG Dan Lungren at the GOP convention urges electing a GOP Congress and a Republican president to push welfare reform tax cuts and legal reforms, framing contrast with Democrats.
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