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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2000
Page
4
Our view urges New Castle to restrict open burning in residential areas due to health and safety risks. The council caucus discussed ban scope and practical alternatives, stressing enforcement and paper recycling to replace burning.
After Tudjman’s death Croatians elected a center left coalition and ousted the party from parliament. In the presidential race two candidates Mesic and Budisa head to a February 7 runoff, both pledging reforms and European NATO integration amid unemployment and corruption concerns.
President Clinton pledges to retire the government’s federally held debt totaling 3.6 trillion dollars by 2013. He emphasizes hard choices and a proven strategy guiding the plan.
Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala said the regulation marks a critical shift, holding states accountable for children's safety as the government expands authority to protect nearly half a million foster children.
National Weather Service meteorologist Tim Morrin notes the storm accelerated and hit a day early, dumping up to two feet of wind blown snow across the East Coast, forcing airport and school closures and disrupting travel.
Denver Rocky Mountain News foreign editor Holger Jensen reports Beijing’s effort to control Tibetan religion intensifies. The state backs reincarnations such as Panchen Lama and Karmapa, while arresting critics and limiting religious practice. The Dalai Lama’s influence grows in exile as China braces for political fallout and seeks UN censure alongside WTO moves.
Supreme Court backs Missouri limits on individual contributions as part of Buckley era debate. Justice Stevens faults view that money equals speech while Kennedy and Thomas dissent argue political speech rests in contributions and safeguards disclosure to curb corruption.
The editor questions funding a new assistant superintendent in Neshannock and speculates a future head football coach. The letter accuses priorities favoring football over education and cites resignation threats from underclass players regarding Frank Antuono.
A reader letter urges scrutiny of a new assistant superintendent and questions the school board while warning of a two mill budget hike. The writer also condemns abortion and cites mass protests in Cuba, urging community action and louder voices. The letter ends with the author’s address in New Castle Pennsylvania.
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