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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2000
Page
4
Warren County Republican chairman Emory Mahan says former state Senator William Slocum is receiving tremendous support as he runs again for his old seat despite his criminal conviction for polluting a trout stream.
Jeff Miller a spokesman for the Communications Workers of America reports limited progress in negotiations between the striking union and Verizon Communications as talks continued on Tuesday.
Dr William Greenough of the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign describes a significant step toward developing technologies to repair the damaged brain via a process that makes nerve cells from bone marrow.
Our Opinion notes Iran’s mix of tradition and modern pressures as reformists gain support amid a theocratic crackdown. It warns that hard-liners retain power, journalists are jailed, and clashes could escalate, with broad international repercussions.
Planetariums once eclipsed by flashy science shows are staging a comeback with upgrades at Adler Chicago McDonnell St Louis Hayden New York Carnegie Griffith Oakland. They remain key teaching tools as astronomy advances while city lights dim the night sky for urban kids.
A sweeping survey notes rage as a social syndrome from road and pedestrian clashes to air rage, passenger mood swings, runway chaos, and classroom outbursts. It cites defensive law enforcers, joking labels like Camp O’Hare, and the idea that anger permeates travel, sports, and daily work, even touching on postal workers.
The piece argues Al Gore must define himself without Bill Clinton, who will retreat from the campaign to act as a future president but may still fundraise. James Carville and Stan Greenberg say voters see Gore as a me too vice president and know little about him beyond his roles. Clinton’s banishment is framed as letting Gore present his own platform and image ahead of the election.
The writer commends The News Editor for accurate fair reporting of the Aug. 6 Youth Field Day at the Coachmen Club. He notes county sportsmen clubs contributed a Sunday to teach local children about the outdoors, expressing appreciation for balanced coverage after earlier criticism.
A reader praises the Coachmen Club for sponsoring a rainy day youth event promoting wildlife appreciation. The writer thanks participants parents and volunteers and notes the aim to foster future conservation leaders and respect for Pennsylvania’s wildlife.
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