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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1997
Page
4
Lawyer Valery Petryayev states his client Richard Bliss may travel home for Christmas though he faces espionage charges in Russia. Bliss is accused of gathering sensitive information while abroad.
Ford Brewington Jr rose at 4 a.m. on Christmas Day to prepare dinner for about 1,000 people at the American Legion Hall in Delmar Maryland, addressing widespread loneliness with a communal meal.
A 37 year old Cuban man recalls Christmas memories at grandparents as Havana marks the first government approved Christmas in nearly 30 years while the nation observes a new era of sanctioned holiday celebration.
The editorial notes loopholes in post reform ethics rules allowing gift related practices. It cites private dinners funded by committees, golf trips funded via campaigns, and corporate donations routed to committees as circumvention. It argues reforms inform but do not prevent influence, urging voters to scrutinize representatives and hold them accountable.
The Mexican government assumes control of the Chiapas massacre investigation as 18 suspects remain in custody. Human rights groups allege ties between the killers and state officials, linked to the PRI. The case tests President Zedillo's reform push and calls for swift justice and deeper economic change.
A skeptical take on doom-laden space warnings about the sun turning into a red giant and Earth burning to a crisp. The piece mocks alarmist reporting on planetary fate, the Moon’s recession, and a foreseen five month day night cycle as a grim punchline.
Mitchel Olszak argues Americans publicly back First Amendment rights yet show selective tolerance in practice. Poll results reveal strong support for free speech but readiness to restrict flags, school prayers, press access, and student reporting. freedom is costly and contestable, demanding resilience.
A group of shelter volunteers expresses the community’s role in boosting pet adoptions at the Lawrence County Humane Society. They describe two years of regular shelter visits, outreach to friends and rescue groups, and fund-raising with support from Ellwood City Animal Hospital and the Ellwood City Ledger.
The New Castle News calls for letters and praises Ellwood City residents for a three day food drive delivering 600 pounds of dog and cat supplies to the Lawrence County Humane Society. Local business sponsors Adopt-a-Pet ads while volunteers are urged to organize a shelter helper group led by Rucker. The piece hopes 1998 becomes a record year for pet adoptions.
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