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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 2000
Page
4
Aracelia Garcia, 54, mother of eight and grandmother of 15, announces joy at expecting a set of triplets, all girls, saying her heart is full of happiness and that she believes God wants her to have three.
FAA spokesman William Shumann said that while people were inconvenienced, they were not in danger as computer problems delayed hundreds of flights in nearly a dozen cities across the eastern third of the nation last week.
Marisleysis Gonzalez, cousin of 6 year old Elian Gonzalez, joins activists protesting government plans to send the boy back to Cuba. Demonstrators urge fair treatment and appeal to local authorities to reconsider policy affecting Cuban refugees.
The piece argues Republicans cling to state Rep. Frank Serafini despite a perjury conviction, risking Democratic gains. It notes a slim 103 100 GOP House edge, calls out Ridge for not forcing action, and cites a plan to delay resignation until after the April 4 primary to shield Serafini’s seat.
Patrick O'Brian rose to prominence late in life as readers discovered his seafaring novels. Dense with nautical lore, the Hornblower–Austen blend found a devoted following that crowned him in spite of critics. He died at 85 in a French village, leaving 20 novels, led by Master and Commander and Blue at the Mizzen, whose legend endures with each new reader discovery.
Mitchell Olszak discusses the Dallas magistrate ruling against Papa Johns for its Better Ingredients Better Pizza campaign after Pizza Hut sued. He questions limits on advertising slogans and warns the decision could threaten free expression, noting Papa Johns plans to appeal and citing the $468,000 damages.
International observers note few widespread Y2K failures after $250 billion spent globally. Italy’s prisoners faced erroneous release dates while Denmark’s first millennium baby appeared 100 years old in records. Slovenia's safety chief resigned amid alarmist fuel for canned supplies. Experts warn of future wars and WMD tensions as the century unfolds.
The writer recalls No Gun Ri and similar wartime events, noting veterans' memories of civilian deaths. He mentions soldiers trained to protect the United States, including National Guard members, and reflects on controversial acts and sympathizers during the Korean War era.
Robert A. Fisher of New Castle argues veterans faced a political war label and media bias. He claims 37,000 US troops remained in Korea, cites 54,215 dead and 103,284 wounded, and criticizes press coverage while urging accountability and leadership from the president.
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