Microsoft's sin is its success antitrust probe debate
The U S Justice Department and several states pursue antitrust cases against Microsoft over browser ties and market dominance. international pressure grows with Ralph Nader urging action in Europe and probes in Japan and South Korea. Critics warn against punitive actions harming innovation and the economy.
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Overreaction tactics in Illinois mental health siege
Shirley Ann Allen, released after a psychiatric finding, returned to her Roby home seeking solitude. In fall, around 39 days, state troopers attacked with tear gas, pepper spray, beanbag rounds, and bullhorns, costing taxpayers over half a million dollars. Allen faces re examination in 30 days, while critics urge review of siege methods.
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Hashimoto Seeks Bold Japan Tax Cut to Spur Economy
Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto pledges an income tax cut to revive Japan, aiming to lift the world’s second largest economy from a global slowdown. The move signals decisive policy action to counter weak growth and bolster confidence in Japan’s recovery.
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Albright urges Russia to back Iraq access to U.N. inspectors
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright calls on Russia to strengthen pressure on Iraq to grant full access to U.N. weapons inspectors. She says unified and firm action is needed to meet U.S. demands.
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Cartoon producer notes hidden clues lure viewers deeper
Toshio Okada, animation and comic writer, says a TV network canceled broad casts of a popular action packed cartoon show on Wednesday. The remark emphasizes how the program rewards careful viewing to grasp its meaning.
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Wage scale recalls a bygone era of earning and effort
The piece contrasts Michael Jordan’s $78 million earnings with past wages, recalling 60 years ago when two dollars a week was common. It reflects on inflation, prices, and values, noting harsh times, modest gains, and the contrast with modern sports wealth as acceptable today.
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Clinton cites wealth gap as basis for welfare spending debate
President Clinton defended his record at a press conference noting Americans constitute 4 percent of the world’s population but hold 20 percent of its wealth. He urged closer scrutiny of federal spending on welfare, education, health care, and equal opportunity while warning that vast yet uncertain gains may not cure long standing social problems.
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Defense of bus run to Grove City letter response
The NCATA defends its Grove City bus plan in rebuttal to a December letter. It states no county takeover was sought and funding has risen for about four years. The group emphasizes its mission to provide public transportation to Lawrence County residents and to serve customers’ needs without restricting travel.
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Letters to the Editor Encourages Public Submissions
The New Castle News invites legible letters up to 350 words with name address and phone number for verification. Anonymous letters are not printed, edits may occur for length and grammar, and libelous content is rejected. submissions go to Letters to the Editor at Box 60 New Castle PA 16103. Donald Conti, Chairman NCATA responds praising staff.
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Wampum Christmas Parade Donors Honored on Silver Anniversary
The Wampum parade committee thanks donors and prize winners from the silver anniversary Christmas parade. Despite cold conditions, residents lined the streets to celebrate and applaud the calendar winners and ongoing support from contributors. Peggy McDonald, Wampum parade committee.
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