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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1998
Page
4
President Clinton declares he will not resign as public polls show a majority of Americans favor resignation if the House moves to send an impeachment resolution to the Senate. The report frames political reactions surrounding possible impeachment action and the president's stance.
Rep Henry Hyde of Illinois, chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, suggests the president should resign, arguing he would be welcomed at groups eager to hear him speak and that stepping down would let him go out with honor, while warning of uncertain consequences if he stays.
Rep elect Mark Udall lauds Morris K. Udall a 30 year congressman who died Saturday praising his humor and belief that humor aids democracy while taking work seriously not himself.
The state issues a drought warning citing below normal rainfall this year and warns that water supplies in reservoirs and wells are low. Citizens are urged to cut water use by 10 to 15 percent and fix leaks, with winter conditions risking deeper drought and possible county by county emergency measures.
Clinton hailed a modest win by convincing Palestinians to formally remove anti Israeli articles from their charter but failed to secure further West Bank pullbacks. Netanyahu demands tougher anti terror steps and Arafat health concerns loom. The trip risks domestic political fallout as leaders face possible power shifts.
A long tribute lauds Alexander Solzhenitsyn for eight years in a gulag combat service in World War II and a life of uncompromising integrity. It recalls his Harvard speech and exile in Vermont, praising his critique of both Soviet oppression and Western complacency.
Reform may worsen the system as patronage endures in campaigns and administration. The piece traces how presidents have weaponized the postmaster general and other posts to reward allies, noting how past reforms shifted power but left incentives for boodle. It highlights notable figures from Clinton to Nixon and cites a Briton’s quip on reform.
Letter criticizes Plan B as a tax shift harming families, praising Sen. LaValle and Reps. LaGrotta Sainato for voting against it. Notes IRRC vote to raise child care costs and questions $500 million debt for stadiums while needs like food and health care remain unaddressed. Expresses concern for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia projects versus local welfare and morality.
James Slagle expresses disappointment with political manipulation and fiscal waste. He urges a no vote on Plan Hats off to John Graziani for his earlier letter criticizing Starr and Clinton. He calls for no more impeachment talk and notes a shift in his party registration as he voices concern over national politics and taxes.
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