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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1990
Page
4
Our Opinion condemns the Pennsylvania Senate for sidestepping Ethics Commission rulings by shifting office rental payments to the chief clerk while keeping senators free to choose sites. The piece critiques a $2,500 office-expense hike and asserts the move masks self-interest and erodes public trust.
Crayola announces retirement of longtime colors maize raw amber lemon yellow blue gray and green blue to be replaced by vivid shades. Protest groups form across the United States with adults leading opposition while Crayola cites adult sentiment and notes children show clearer taste in color choices.
United Press International reports a stalemate in Congress as budget negotiators fail to agree on deficit cuts. With $169 billion next year and $500 billion over five years at stake, leaders push for political cover rather than hard choices. Automatic Gramm Rudman cuts loom if no deal by Sept. 30.
The piece argues Saddam Hussein is a calculated threat, exploiting Western and Soviet weakness. It urges a U N backed peacekeeping force, supported by major powers including Germany Britain and Japan, to halt Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait and prevent a broader crisis. It questions U N efficacy but suggests collective security is the only path to stop Hussein.
A comprehensive study by the Lilly Endowment and Search Institute shows mainline denominations losing members since 1965 while evangelical groups grow. It finds mature faith includes active prayer, study, service, social change, and deliberate Christian education, with Southern Baptists most active and engaged.
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