Vitamins pills cannot perform miracles in belief age
A guest opinion argues against miracle claims for vitamins noting mixed evidence on vitamin A B niacin E and C risks of large doses. It cites research from cancer and psychiatric fields and warns supplements cannot replace balanced diet and may cause harm.
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Eric Bjelke
Norwegian Cancer Registry
Oslo
Michael B. Sporn
National Cancer Institute
American Psychiatric Association
Author bio note for New Castle News guest opinion
The New Castle News presents a guest viewpoint by Dr Beth R Molonen an Extension Human Nutrition Specialist at Pennsylvania State University She notes the paper offers diverse external perspectives and states the column reflects the author not the newspaper
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Beth R Molonen
Pennsylvania State University
The
New Castle News
War Between Writers and Directors Part One
The longest running battle in the movie industry pits writers against directors as tiffs and tensions unfold. The piece outlines clashes in creative control and decision making shaping film production and industry dynamics.
New Castle News seeks readers amid industry notice
The New Castle News business and editorial pages show a mix of staff roles, delivery details, and subscription rates while an editor discusses writer recognition and possessory credits. The piece notes screenwriters’ push for director credit and Writers Guild negotiations shaping contracts.
President Carter and SALT treaty clash in editorial
The piece mocks President Carter as weighty and combative while noting his attacks on opponents of the SALT treaty. It argues that senators and representatives outside the White House hold the fate of the treaty, underscoring the constitutional prerogatives of Congress and the warning to presidents about overreach.
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Carter
Woodrow Wilson
Moscow
Vienna
Pennsylvania Ave
United States
White House
Eric Williams
Trinidad and Tobago
Carter fires first shot over SALT in Senate debate
A New Castle News analysis critiques President Carter’s approach to the SALT treaty. It notes his insistence on writing questions, attacks on Congress, and the political dynamics in Washington as the 1980 campaign looms, with Byrd’s response and Moscow’s possible reactions shaping the debate.
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Carter
Senate
Washington
New York
Congress
Capitol
Robert Byrd
Moscow
Dick Clark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Frank Church
McGovern
American Legion
James Earl Carter
Brezhnev
Moynihan for President in 1980 Proposed by Michael Novak
Distinguished sociologist and journalist Michael Novak endorses Daniel Patrick Moynihan as a 1980 presidential candidate. Novak critiques Carter’s foreign policy and notes the Democratic party’s drift while examining Kennedy and Reagan dynamics in a changing primary system.
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Michael Novak
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Novak
Democratic Party
Jimmy Carter
Ted Kennedy
Ronald Reagan
Moynihan
Kennedy
Moynihan as Democratic Right Hope for Carter Crisis
The author argues Moynihan could shape the Democratic nomination amid Carter’s weakness, praising his pragmatism and globalist stance. Moynihan’s potential to mobilize for a Carter exit is framed with Kennedy’s shadow and the NY favorite-son angle if Carter doesn’t run again.
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Moynihan
Strictly Personal Reason for flames of feminism
The author argues feminism in America grows from a psychological shift rather than only economic or social inequity. He contends women see men’s motives more clearly than men do, due to minority dynamics, and rejects the idea of women’s intuition while noting women reject outdated masculine stereotypes. The piece stresses rejecting demeaning labels and asserting personhood over independence.
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America
George Jean Nathan
What was Jesus' resurrected body like according to scripture
The resurrected Jesus possessed a physical body but it was a spiritual, altered form not bound by time and space. He could pass through walls, was not subject to death or pain, and was sometimes unrecognized by followers. Believers will receive new imperishable bodies at the last trumpet.
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New Hampshire
Carter
Kennedy
Prince of Wales
Moynihan
DR. Graham
Jesus
J. S
Thomas
Paul
Emmaus
Christ
Mailbox vandalism spurs residents to push for action
Frank and Sandy DeFelice of New Castle describe repeated mailbox vandalism on their scenic rural road in Neshannock Township. They reject a mailbox improvement campaign, urge public airing of frustration, and call on authorities to act to halt the victimization.
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the News
New Castle News
Neshannock
Flynn
Frank and
Sandy DeFelice
New Castle
America must meet future needs and defend against infiltration
A speaker urges stronger national security and self reliance addressing anti nuclear activism, Three Mile Island fears, and oil dependence. The argument calls for rapid construction of more nuclear and power plants to combat inflation, urging Americans to support national interests for future generations.
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the News
United States
America
Washington
Canada
Three Mile Island
Harrisburg
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