Heathly Start Collaborative Meeting At Richland Intermediate
One hundred three people attended the Heathly Start Collaborative meeting at Richland Intermediate School cafeteria on September 19 2001. Diane Dominguez of Job Corps encouraged youth with programs in automotive business clerical computers construction drafting electronics health services GED and high school diploma. Shafter Healthy Start and AmeriCorps seek ways to unify the community amid crisis reminding that departments and schools must collaborate to stay strong as a linked team.
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Diane Dominguez
Job Corps
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Shafter Healthy Start
AmeriCorps
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Post Office
Department of Motor Vehicles
Aftermath Reflections From Community Leaders
A fragmented voice reflects on September 11 2001 and the role of the chamber of commerce in promoting welfare. The speaker lauds community resilience and faith while criticizing threats and urging steadfast defense and reliance on God.
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Chamber of Commerce
America
Shaifter
U.S
National Pep Rally fuels patriotism after tragedy
Fred Davis argues the nation should channel shock into constructive action. He warns against vengeance and ethnic scapegoating, urging calm, unity, and a focused hunt for terrorist cells rather than broad punishment of communities. The piece cites Oklahoma City as a warning against collective blame.
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Wichita
Federal
Oklahoma City
Belief in God Through Tragedy Reflects Job’s Response
The text compares modern shock from disasters in New York and Washington to Job’s trials. It outlines three actions Job took: reverence toward God, submission to God’s sovereignty, and unwavering faith. It emphasizes that Job did not sin or blame God, trusting that God remains wise and in control.
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New York City
Washington D.C
Job
Lord
God
Job's Complaint and Counsel in Moral Debate
A fragment notes people cursing blaming and complaining as they debate folly and wisdom in Job's trials. The text hints at patient endurance versus rash responses and warns against foolish speech in hardship.
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Job
Pastors Corner Reflects Trust in God Amid Tragedy
A religious column urges readers to trust in Almighty God during hardship, citing Job as a model. It emphasizes recognizing God's sovereign control, approaching with reverence, and choosing faith over sin. The piece frames tragedy as a test of trust and calls for prayer and steadfast obedience.
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