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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2004
Page
4
A reader voices frustration with biased press releases and sensational news coverage ahead of the November general elections. They urge voters to study the sample ballot and Easy Voter Guide, examine candidates' records and morals, and focus on individual propositions and merits rather than party labels.
A veteran statement praises Governor Schwarzenegger veto of AB 858 to outlaw traditional mascots. It defends Tulare Union High School Redskins as cultural heroes and community symbols. The speaker cites Native American leaders and local students affirming pride, history, and unity against Sacramento overreach.
A reflective letter from Margaret Baker describes attending a friend's wedding 48 years ago, visiting grandchildren in Oregon, and a scenic Oregon coast drive. She cites sun after California, finds joy in faith, notes granddaughter Jessica Smith as Athlete of the Week, and thanks editors for covering while away.
September marks Hispanic Heritage Month to honor Latino accomplishments and contributions across the nation. It highlights the impact of Latino individuals and communities in shaping social, cultural, and civic life.
In a broad reflection on Hispanic heritage, the piece notes Latinos’ growing prominence across space, technology, medicine, and the arts, with emphasis on the Athens Olympics and expanding U.S. Hispanic economy. It discusses diversity among Latinos, language, food, and cultural roots spanning Mexico, Colombia, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, and beyond.
Rex M. Rogers, Ph.D., syndicated columnist and president of Cornerstone University, writes that aging and reflection shifted him from conservative to moderate views and toward organ donation. He argues Scripture supports life preserving acts, citing beneficiaries who gained new life through donations and noting his wife’s long-standing support.
Margaret Baker serves as news editor and Diane Givens handles bookkeeping and office management. The contact details list a mailing address P O Box 1600 and a telephone number 661 746 4942 for the office.
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