Detroit Fire Toll Hits December Worst In Memory
Detroit Arson Chief Jon Bozich laments the city facing fatal blazes including six children who died while their mother gave birth in hospital. Across December several deadly fires also strike, while an octuplet in Houston dies after heart and lung failure, leaving parents Nkem Chukwu and Iyke Louis Udobi grieving.
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Opinion on national drunk driving standard debate
Our Opinion weighs Clinton's push for a .08 blood alcohol standard and federal funding ties against state rights. It argues enforcement rests with state and local police, notes mixed adoption across states, and questions effectiveness, urging broader state driven safety debates and targeted measures beyond a flat .08 rule.
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No Fly Zones Dismissed In Iraqi-U.N. Clash
Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan dismissed no-fly zones as imaginary amid rising tensions with the United Nations. Soon after, U S planes answered fire from Iraqi forces in a worsening confrontation.
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Iraq policies in ruins after bombing campaign
The bombing has shattered more than military targets it has upended U S and Iraqi policies. Containment through inspection lies in ruins while Iraq’s strategy to break sanctions through cooperation and concealment seems obsolete. Baghdad’s decision to fire on patrol planes shows a confrontation undermining diplomatic aims.
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New Year's resolutions humorous and reflective list
A humorous checklist of 10 New Year resolutions ranging from avoiding Everest and Alec Baldwin films to learning Dixie on a piano and catching a fish in 1999. The piece ends with thoughts on civil behavior, media distortion, and a call for brief media fasts for mental health, signed by King Features Syndicate.
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Clinton credited in culture shift and impeachment debate
The piece argues Democrats have shifted toward respecting majority sentiment, hinting at opposed issues like racial preferences and abortion. It notes journalists who protected Clinton in 1992 feel betrayed, and surveys multiple explanations for Clinton’s high approval, including national complacency and declining social disorder benefiting his position.
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Protect Constitution from the public Editor The News
A reader recounts a holiday visit where a child touched an ornamental glass trin ket, prompting the mother to place the object out of reach. The writer argues children lack understanding of valuable artifacts and criticizes ignorance and apathy in caring for family heirlooms. The message invokes Founding Fathers to urge protection.
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Letters to the Editor Inspire Civic Debate in New Castle
The New Castle News invites letters up to 350 words with name address and phone number for verification. Anonymous submissions are not printed. Letters may be edited for length and grammar and could be rejected if libelous. Authors will be contacted for approval to edit before publication.
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