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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2000
Page
4
A CDC report cited by Ronald Valdiserri indicates HIV infections among gay and bisexual men in San Francisco have tripled over the last two years raising concern among public health officials and prompting calls for intensified prevention efforts.
Defense Minister Luis Fernando Ramirez welcomed Congress approval of a $1.3 billion package to bolster Colombia’s war on drugs. The funding targets equipment and training for security forces to enhance anti narcotics operations.
Economist Joel Naroff notes Americans pulled back on big purchases like SUVs and home renovations in May for a second consecutive month while personal income rose slightly, signaling cautious consumer spending.
Our Opinion argues two major issues after Russ Bailey exits and Dan Matsock becomes coach at Neshannock High. The piece contends the football program and district operations are under public doubt due to abrupt coaching changes, lack of discussion, and perceived prioritization of football over education, urging board scrutiny and restored public trust.
The IRA permits two respected international statesmen to inspect its public safety items hazardous materials and other equipment marking a shift from armed struggle toward a new era while cautioning that work remains to be done.
Ralph Nader, Green Party nominee, faces questions about spoiling Gore’s bid while touting a reformist agenda. He defends campaign finance stances, attacks Bush as pro business and calls Gore a plastic politician. Nader, worth about 4 million dollars, plans to be on the ballot in at least 45 states and campaign nationwide with a 22 member Washington staff and 20 field staff. He vows to push public policy toward a functioning democracy and criticizes corporate influence and Consumer safety failures.
Gov. Ridge warns Census 2000 miscounts could cost Pennsylvania tens of millions in federal funding while denouncing the Bureau for missed households. Officials note follow ups continue with 100,000 PA addresses among 12 million slated for visits. Authorities clash over political framing and timing.
Praise is offered to Ellwood City Borough Council the borough police department acting chief David Kingston and former chief Joseph Santillo for implementing a noise ordinance aimed at reducing the widespread "noise on wheels" problem. Readers note vibrations from car radios affecting nearby offices and residents.
State Rep Frank LaGrotta announces I 10th District plan to equip police with decibel meters from a $5,000 state grant. The meters will cite and fine drivers with loud bass booms and trunk speakers, aiming to quiet neighborhoods and improve Ellwood City’s livability praised as already one of the nicest places in the country.
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