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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
2
The editorial reflects on Hurricane Agnes like damage in Lawrence County, urging readers to respond to outside disaster pleas. It notes uprooted trees, property loss, and homelessness while arguing federal aid often arrives slowly. The piece urges local generosity when emergencies strike and calls for preparedness.
The SARD MOTOR Co and its Antina subsidiary raised a bailout to 1 million for Buenos Aires hospitals and rural aid, a move critics say invites more guerrilla demands and violence. Analysts warn such capitulation undermines Munich and Khartoum stances and risks emboldening extortion across multinationals.
The readable items mention readers winner differences and a pledge by Hal to LommUn associated with The Jets and The Prog Wesidour. A Sue Borden and 7 Hulett appear with a mention of Weitsteat and Menai Advertising, plus a City Manager name. The text remains fragmented and unclear.
A mangled transcription describes Polk State residents upset by an event or action. It mentions parents letters to officials including Wohlgemuth Shapp and Edward, and references a BARC president and a commissioner. Details and context are fragmented.
A fragment reads about political maneuvers and licensing concerns in a constituency and hints at improper attempts to influence voters and policy. The wording is garbled but suggests scrutiny of actions around licensing and political activity.
The piece notes Presidential congratulations to Judge Sirica for sentencing Watergate figures and questions the moral impact. It cites Learned Hand's 1826 Federal Court of Appeals opinion allowing jail time for a recalcitrant witness only for the grand jury's life, warning against perpetual imprisonment to extract confessions.
William F Buckley Jr argues that Sirica’s long sentences and the push to pressure witnesses undermine fair punishment. He questions congressional hearings by Senator Ervin, cites Learned Hand, and suggests civil liberties concerns and potential legal reforms. The piece probes motive, legality, and the balance of power in high profile cases.
Identifies legendary rules and their proposers. Occam’s Razor by William of Occam, Grimm’s Law by Jakob Grimm, Descartes’ Formula by Rene Descartes, Slayman’s Club by unknown, Morton’s Fork, Doppler’s Effect, Murphy’s Maxim, Babinski’s Sign, Zeno’s Paradox, Pascal’s Wager. notes include Stayman’s bridge convention, and a French cogito line.
A compact set of trivia notes outlines Cardinal Morton’s famed tax critique known as Morton’s Fork, a physicist describing Doppler like effects, a perceptive Irish cartoonish figure, a neurologist noting a brain reflex, an ancient Greek proof of impossible illation, and a French thinker proposing a God existence wager with high stakes.
A simplified explanation shows a savings account held in trust for a niece, known as a Totten Trust. Upon the uncle’s death the funds belong to the beneficiary, and the bank releases the money with a death certificate and proof of identity of the person entitled to withdraw.
A group of Polk State School parents and supporters challenge Pennsylvania Welfare Secretary Helene Wohlgemuth. They accuse her investigations of misrepresenting conditions and urge funding for improved services rather than surveys.
A parent letter criticizes errors in an elementary school note and questions the principal’s oversight. The writer denounces punctuation and gender usage mistakes, calls the Gideons organization misrepresented, and urges scrutiny of the school’s education quality.
A reader letter discusses the ongoing dispute over correct usage of between with pronouns. The writer cites teachers and a township educator, arguing that between him and me is proper, while urging readers to consult grammar guidance in The News edited by Winsor Stewart.
The article urges residents to welcome people moving into their neighborhoods. It emphasizes kindness to strangers and notes the rapid pace of community moves. The biblical reference underscores a moral calling to hospitality and inclusion.
Leanne Plont of New Castle complains to Editor about The News missing a photographer for 36 Girl Scouts trip to Washington, D C after a three year effort to raise funds. She doubts newspaper focus on crime over community achievements and questions timing.
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