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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 2000
Page
4
South African President Thabo Mbeki asserts there is no hesitancy in facing HIV AIDS. He defends his government’s AIDS program at the opening of the 13th International AIDS Conference, stating there is no substance to claims of delay.
Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak faces a collapsed coalition on the eve of a summit with the Palestinians, complicating efforts to defend Israel and its future amid rising political tension.
De Mateo Sanchez, spokesman for Guatemala's national police, said a well planned attack by a few people grew into a large crime as about 200 villagers burned to death eight men they accused of trafficking guns and drugs.
Our Opinion urges the New Castle City Council to fill the vacancy left by Nick Majorano with a resident of the city. The piece criticizes past pension fund mismanagement and ethics conflicts, calls for professionalism, and urges current members to jointly choose an active partner to restore civic trust and accountability.
Seven scientific bodies including the National Academy of Sciences and the Royal Academy of London urge more funding and eased intellectual property rules to expand biotech crops for health and malnutrition relief. They see vast human needs, contrasting with anti-tech fears and wary public opinion in Europe and parts of America.
A columnist cites Christina Sommers and studies to argue that boys struggle in schools due to anti male attitudes and feminist influence. The piece highlights examples from Pacific Heights and San Francisco classrooms, notes higher rates of learning problems and disciplinary actions for boys, and calls for reforms including vouchers and single sex schooling.
A Scripps Howard column analyzes Al Gore's public persona during a NBC Couric interview, noting his uneasy yet improving delivery in a bid to win voters. The piece compares Gore to George Bush, who exudes easy attack in a comfortable third gear, shaping perceptions in living rooms.
Editor notes Amy Jo Labi-Carando president of Friends of McConnell's Mill State Park organized the July 2 rally opposing a landfill threat. With intern Mary Karki she promoted the event by distributing fliers and arranging speakers. She secured permission from the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources and recruited volunteers for registration, earning credit for the rally's success.
Edward Fasnaught urges readers and volunteers to aid Friends of McConnell's Mill State Park in raising public awareness and funding to halt a planned landfill. He commends Nancy Bergey Janet Verone and Labi Carando for organizing and promoting the rally and calls for recognition of their critical efforts in Lawrence County.
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