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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1998
Page
4
Tax expert J Randy Penn of H R Block explains a congressional study showing about 48 million Americans will owe no income tax in 1998 due largely to the new $400 per child tax credit.
Rep Nancy Johnson of Connecticut joins GOP lawmakers in calling for impeachment and a Senate trial for President Clinton as debate over accountability intensifies. Sandy Berger says the Middle East peace process remains on track despite Israel demanding greater Palestinian cooperation after the Wye River withdrawal pause.
The release of 1,275 pages on Frank Sinatra shows the FBI archived gossip rather than government concerns. It cites mob links and draft dodging rumors, but researchers say most details were unverified or sensational. The piece notes similar files on Abbie Hoffman Nat Hentoff and others, arguing vigilance over privacy and media intrigue.
The piece argues reporters cling to the label moderate for undecided Republicans voting on President Clinton's impeachment, but the writer sees that as insufficient. It calls such stances wishy-washy and questions the virtue implied by moderation.
A lifelong Democrat criticizes House Judiciary Committee hearings on impeachment. He argues Democrats distorted the process to shield President Clinton and warns against censure as a weak remedy. He urges adherence to the Constitution and condemns political maneuvering that undermines faith in government.
President Clinton told Congress he will provide political cover to lawmakers who join him on reform the Social Security system. Republicans push impeachment amid debates on financing future benefits as payroll tax may not cover costs after 2012. Clinton seeks a bipartisan solution before his 1999 State of the Union as talks continue with aides like Gene Sperling and lawmakers such as Rep. Bill Archer.
In a light op-ed tone, the author questions the severity of Y2K worries. He argues most issues are accounting and systems reliant, not threatening daily life. He dismisses doomsday forecasts and jokes about manual workarounds if a computer cannot print 2000. King Features Syndicate
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