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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1987
Page
4
Editorial urges continued public engagement after the 200th anniversary of the U S Constitution. It praises nationwide celebration from Washington D C to Shafter, commends volunteers, and stresses voting as sacred responsibility and ongoing civic participation rather than passive complaint.
A letter from Nina Leigh of the Shafter Bicentennial Committee thanks the Shafter Press for publicizing the U S Constitution celebration held last Thursday. More than 700 attendees enjoyed the parade food booths and entertainment as Shafter shows true spirit.
The Rotary Club of Shafter thanks the people of Shafter for support and patience at their tri-up sandwich booth during the Bicentennial Celebration of the Constitution signing last Thursday.
A concise bicentennial reflection on America's freedoms and the Constitution. It quotes Ben Franklin and Senator Alan Cranston, urging gratitude and vigilance to preserve rights such as religion press speech assembly privacy fair treatment movement and choice under law.
Paul Harvey argues that housing for the poor requires integrated, well funded projects. Atrium Village in Chicago opened as a 309 unit complex with amenities after churches formed a nonprofit, secured federal money, and complied with integration mandates. Now HUD and federal fair housing actions target the project for following those same mandates.
Susan Valdez reflects on a weekend church sermon about gratitude each morning. She notes how deadlines shape work and life, recalling past hectic moments and realizing deadlines build character, fortitude, and confidence amid daily challenges.
A reflection on managing deadlines and scheduling with Wednesday flags for developers. The author argues against racial quotas and urges color blind law, noting the need for equal rights and opportunity while promoting focus on daily blessings and getting back on track.
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