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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1998
Page
4
Marine Corps General Anthony Zinni, head of the four day bombing campaign against Iraq, says Saddam Hussein remains a threat with no crystal ball to predict his disappearance. He emphasizes the uncertain future of Saddam's regime.
In Lubbock Texas a computer programmer James Winden comments on the cold as temperatures dip to the mid teens and flurries leave streets slick. Winter weather has gripped much of the United States with frigid conditions spreading nationwide.
The North Country National Scenic Trail spans 4200 miles from New York to North Dakota and passes through McConnell’s Mill and Lawrence County. Local chapter head Richard A. Lutz in Wampum and national coordinator Bill Menke promote community backing to complete the route, using public lands and private landowner cooperation.
The unknown speaker Dennis Hastert, a 57 year old Illinois Republican and former teacher, is set to become third in line for the presidency. His rise follows Gingrich stepping aside and Livingston resigning amid sexual indiscretions, leaving a little noticed but potentially capable leader to guide the House.
Former presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter urge formal censure for President Clinton in a New York Times op-ed. They warn that history will weigh the full House's actions as profoundly disgraceful toward Clinton.
The Morales case centers on a 1992 Chicago anti loitering ordinance aimed at curbing street gangs. Courts weigh police discretion and vagueness while noting gangs as organized criminal enterprises. The article argues the law, though well meant, fails constitutional muster and prompts broader debate on balancing liberty and order.
The piece argues Democratic leaders in Congress failed to urge Clinton to confess and face accountability amid the Lewinsky crisis. It compares to Goldwater pressuring Nixon, calls for Honest leadership, resignation, and warns of a damaging Senate censure that could hollow out the presidency for 18 months.
The editor reflects on how Christians should raise children to honor Bible teachings over worldly consumerism. A mother recalls Christmas shopping with twelve children and a toddler’s joyful request for gifts, emphasizing reverence for Christ over material abundance.
Readers are urged to send letters up to 350 words with name address and phone for authenticity. No anonymous submissions. letters may be edited for length and grammar or rejected if libelous. The piece includes religious reflections urging Christ centered giving and Bible verses, emphasizing heartfelt faith over material concern.
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