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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1987
Page
4
Our Opinion notes two high profile security lapses Stark attack and Matthias Rust’s Moscow landing. It argues neither side gains lasting safety from stricter defenses, as adversaries adapt and errors reveal broader limits of military readiness and political reaction.
The piece outlines a government image problem as thousands of undocumented aliens seek amnesty while others hide. It warns of con artists selling fake legalization papers and a growing black market in forged Social Security cards and licenses as employers demand residency proof under the new law.
Michael J. McManus notes stubborn borders between Israel and neighboring states while visiting Eilat and Aqaba. He quotes Sharf Dov on joint ventures, Bethlehem Mayor Elias Freij on land seizures, Gaza leader Rashad A Shawa on Palestinian aims, andEhud Olmert on Israel’s risk of international pressure. The piece highlights stalled talks, land swaps, and divergent views within Israeli parties and Arab leadership.
The European travel industry hopes for a 10 percent rise in American visitors to Europe in 1987, after 1986 saw 5 million Americans traveling there, a 22 percent drop from 1985. June 1986 marked the worst month, but a gradual rebound followed as the summer progressed, with concerns about terrorism and dollar value influencing demand.
Editorial Research reports year to year travel to Europe rose beyond 5.8 million Americans, marking a third best year despite terrorism fears. About 30 million Americans traveled abroad last year with 14 million to Canada, 4 million to Mexico, and over 3 million to the Caribbean, while foreign visits to the United States rose to 22 million.
A reflection on moral right and wrong, the impact of negative reinforcement in childhood, and the need for societal models of virtue. The author argues for shared responsibility among parents, teachers, lawmakers, and leaders to reinforce ethical behavior and craft a hopeful future for generations.
Dr. Joseph M. Hopkins surveys problems with religious broadcasters on television, detailing deceit in audience mail handling, manipulation via computer printouts, and healers profiting from staged revelations. He warns against doctrinal errors, cult-like appeals, and celebrity worship fueling financial scandals.
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