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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 2000
Page
4
Eddie Starr a Verizon Communications phone technician picketed in Boston as two unions representing 87200 Verizon workers in 12 Eastern states walked out after their contract expired. The unions warned that immediate action was needed or jobs could be at risk.
Pat Buchanan debates the Reform Party’s presidential nomination as Iraq sanctions protestors led by Kathy Kelly of Voices in the Wilderness mark the tenth anniversary of the sanctions. The scene mixes campaign drama with anti sanction activism abroad.
In Albany AP report a 25 page New York Department of Education review faults New Covenant Charter School for financial improprieties and failure to educate suspended students while citing 30 building code violations and graffiti. The founder resigned from the board amid ongoing discipline and academic problems. The piece argues charter schools aren’t miracle cures, urging hard work by educators officials parents and students to truly reform education.
A mockingbird near a State Department building swooped at pedestrians during mating season. City animal control demolished the nest and euthanized three hatchlings, noting it was too late to relocate them. The incident sparked satire about officials and wildlife.
President Clinton framed empathy as a moral standard and George W. Bush promotes compassionate conservatism as a path to reduce government and expand self help. In Pennsylvania Republicans and Democrats debate the meaning while Bush cites tax credits, housing reform, and nonprofit aid for the hungry and homeless as examples.
An opinion column argues for George W. Bush and Dick Cheney, contrasting them with Al Gore and Bill Clinton. It touts Bush as authentic, decent, and civil while labeling Gore an opportunist, urging conservatives to support Bush for national survival and future generations. It cites Governor Tom Ridge praising Bush and stresses the crucial, history‑defining nature of the election.
The National Council of Senior Citizens criticizes Republican Ron Klink and Senator Rick Santorum for poor senior issues voting records. The June/July issue highlights dismal scores in 1999 and 2000 while detailing how lawmakers voted on senior concerns and other essential matters in Washington.
Khalid C. Omer critiques GOP attack ads and advocates voting Democratic in November. He urges discussion of Social Security Medicare education and drug costs, while praising the Democratic stance and urging neighbors to support Democrats for the Senate and local issues.
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