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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1996
Page
4
Hillary Rodham Clinton cautions leaders and citizens to foster tolerance or risk societal splintering, warning that nations could fracture much like Yugoslavia did if divisions and stereotypes persist. She urges concerted effort to build understanding and unity.
Secretary of State Warren Christopher says a real security alliance is indispensable as the United States and allies approve changes for NATO post Cold War. The organization pursues a new mission in a transformed security environment.
The New Castle News urges restraint in the abortion debate noting extremists dominate discourse. It praises Common Ground Network for Life and Choice for hosting sessions to discuss social factors behind abortion and seeks non legislative means to reduce its frequency through cooperation between pro life and pro choice supporters.
Senate veteran Bob Dole plans two last bills a balanced budget amendment and a ballistic missile defense act but both face stiff odds. The budget amendment lacks enforcement and has major constitutional flaws while the Defend America Act could cost 32 to 60 billion dollars over 14 years. House opposition and Senate delay leave Dole unlikely to win either measure as he departs June 11.
Lisa, a Fort Lauderdale woman, recounts how her date gave her a drink laced with Rohypnol, the illegal sedative known as roofies or date-rape pills, a drug widely recognized by users and law enforcement.
Haynes Johnson and David Broder, veteran Post reporters, examine the Clinton era health care fight as a lens on how Washington works in the 1990s. They fault the White House Congress and press for failing to unleash real reform, noting 43 million uninsured today and lobbying power that blocks sweeping change.
The author argues government regulation offers little guarantee after the ValuJet disaster. He contends safety rests with profit incentives and owner decisions, warns against blind faith in licensing, and favors conservative ownership over bargain airlines while noting entrepreneurs take risk. He questions official assurances and highlights economic forces shaping airline behavior.
The piece argues conservative outlets dispute liberal bias in media while praising Rush Limbaugh and leaders like Robertson and Falwell. It notes repeated attacks on Clinton family and alleged slights framed as free speech and religion. The column critiques conservative defenders of media fairness.
The New Castle News invites letters up to 350 words with name address and phone for verification. A reader questions bias in media coverage and critiques state pension legislation tied to New Castle third class city status, arguing legislator Chris Sainato’s vote and interpretation of the bill merit scrutiny and potential replacement.
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