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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1997
Page
4
Ron Hardy of Gulf World in Panama City Beach described an unprecedented mass dolphin strand, as rescuers faced cold winds and rough seas while working to save dozens of dolphins that had stranded themselves on the Florida coast.
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman discusses proposed USDA regulations aimed at clear definitions of organic foods. The statement accompanies a Brawley case update noting a Poughkeepsie ruling allowing three former advisers to pursue defamation questions tied to Tawana Brawley’s rape allegations.
The piece argues the proposed tobacco settlement amounts to legalized thievery as states rely on broad links to injuries rather than proof of illnesses. It warns federal demand for a share, potential cuts to lawyers’ fees, and the erosion of due process, calling for adherence to long standing legal protections.
The U S government sets first organic food standards signaling a maturing industry. With $3.5 billion in annual sales and 20 percent yearly growth, organic foods gain mainstream legitimacy as 12 000 farms prepare for standardized rules and an official ORG ANIC label, while pesticides and chemicals are acknowledged as safe under proper controls.
A humorous look at holiday travel trends with a critical eye on driving shares and family dynamics. It notes a third drive, few kids, and 60 percent with spouses away, then suggests Rust Belt visits and warm destinations like Florida, California, or Hawaii as preferred. It cites an average eight day trip cost of 1008 dollars and jokes about freeloading relatives.
The piece argues both environmental alarmists and industry opponents push fear about Kyoto and global warming. It cites Hagel and Gore in Kyoto, notes conflicting costs and benefits, and warns leaders are swayed by lobbyists. The author seeks unadorned facts and reliable evidence before action.
Letter to the editor complains of late mail delivery in New Castle. The writer cites boxes left unstocked at 4:30 p.m. with paychecks arriving next morning, and sale circulars arriving after events. They urge merchants and postal officials to ensure delivery by 1 p.m. for businesses and 3 p.m. for residences.
Julius A Finamore of New Castle urges residents to contact Congressmen Klink Specter and Santorum to demand a mail service survey. He criticizes route cutting and bonus incentives, calling the New Castle post office service gridlocked and misdelivering mail.
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