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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1997
Page
4
Derry Township resident Judy Knopsnider questioned safety claims after supervisors barred use of electrical outlets in the township building to record meetings, leaving residents unable to power devices for note taking.
Nicolas P. Retsinas, assistant secretary for housing at HUD, announced a $24 million loan package to bail out the North Philadelphia Health System as part of a broader urban investment program.
FBI official in Cleveland says indictments against 30 individuals linked to organized crime will disrupt the local network. Charges include one murder and gambling activities in the Youngstown area, signaling a firm stance against crime.
Local residents alarmed by a sewer bill spike from the New Castle Sanitation Authority expansion. The board may replace manager Richard Ross as his contract ends this year. A job ad seeks a replacement with resumes due next Monday, amid calls for a thorough search and public accountability.
The Commerce Department cites a widened US China trade deficit of 10.4 billion dollars amid a flood of China made Christmas toys and ornaments. Nina Shen argues religious repression in China. Gary Bauer notes religious tolerance in Taiwan and Korea, with US decorations originating in Rhode Island.
Editorial argues five mill real estate tax hike is tied to ineffective county government. Urges home rule, reassessment to curb rising taxes, and efficiency gains instead of blaming voters or replacing commissioners. Mitchel Olszak of The News signs off.
The article contrasts pro and con views on climate change policy, noting disputed science and political momentum. It cites NASA and Kyoto comments, critiques media coverage, and references a Gallup poll of scientists on human induced warming with mixed interpretations.
Theo O. McCracken of New Castle argues against the Kyl bill and the Balanced Budget Act of 1997, warning it would let physicians privately contract for services not covered by Medicare, raise out of pocket costs, and undermine protections for seniors. He urges readers to contact Sens. Specter, Santorum, and Rep. Klink to defend Medicare.
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