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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1997
Page
4
The Carnegie Commission on Preventing Deadly Conflict, led by Cyrus Vance, urges democratic governance, inclusive economies, and social safety nets to deter violence. It favors nonviolent diplomacy, mediation, and early intervention, including dismantling nuclear weapons, as long-term ideals.
The United States will pay North Korea about 1 million dollars by next year to search battlefields for American Korean War remains. The second installment of 672000 dollars was agreed as peace talks begin in Geneva with North and South Korea, China, and the United States. Three searches this year found only six sets of remains. the funds will support five searches next year targeting mass burial sites of about 1700 U.S. servicemen.
Chief U.S. negotiator Stuart Eizenstat hailed a landmark agreement in Kyoto Japan where nations approved a plan to cut fuel emissions by industrial nations in the 21st century The eyes of the world are upon us now he said highlighting the historic consensus and chance to do something good and lasting.
University of Nebraska football coach Tom Osborne, aged 60, announced his retirement on Wednesday after a 25-year tenure with the program fueling reflections on timing and legacy. He leaves with the team amid ongoing program discussions and future plans for leadership.
Dr Ira Katz of the University of Pennsylvania discusses a schizophrenia medicine showing potential to treat Alzheimer's complications. He notes a safer agent could expand use beyond protecting aides from harm to improving patient quality of life.
Aaron Cohen argues Iraq poses a grave threat amid UN sanctions after the Persian Gulf war. He urges cautious action to prevent oil-driven manipulation by producers, condemns Saddam Hussein, and calls for international resolve against a regime capable of mass destruction.
The author laments airline and airport crowds and greed citing discomfort and malfunctioning travel. He rejects modern ads and diversity in aviation, argues for merit over affirmative action, and notes a broader disdain for bombardment of marketing. He envisions traveling by car, boat, or train and suggests readers consider a personal Bent holiday.
The News editor argues Lawrence County must raise 85000 dollars to operate the humane shelter, noting only 5000 comes from the county and little from national bodies. Individuals alone cannot cover the shortfall. residents are asked to support the Piney area shelter and take responsibility for animals in need.
Mary Martitia Rucker argues for stronger county support for the Humane Society and animal welfare. She calls for government funding, a possible sales tax, donations, and community collaboration to reduce strays and improve shelter operations.
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