Arsonist resurfaces in New Castle East Side
In New Castle East Side residents fear after two vacant houses burned during Memorial Day weekend. A neighboring occupied home was damaged and officials warn of greater risks to the community as firefighters face dangerous calls and the motive remains unclear.
Arson fears spur neighborhood watch in New Castle
East Side residents and Fire Chief Thomas Maciarello discuss arson risk and civic response amid a string of fires. Residents weigh forming a sustained neighborhood watch to aid police, while city budgeting limits hinder demolition of abandoned homes and police expansion. Community vigilance could boost leadership and trust, potentially curbing crime.
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U N’s Role Amid Dangers From North Korea and Iran
The United Nations remains the main forum for restraint as North Korea and Iran push nuclear aims. While criticized for inefficiency, the UN helped shape U.S. policy in Iraq and persists as a key arena where sanctions and diplomacy shape global behavior.
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Desperate GOP tactics bruise Sotomayor nominee bid
The piece criticizes Republican reactions to Sonia Sotomayor for aiming at her qualifications and background rather than the merits. It argues the party lacks a cohesive stance, relying on surrogates and rhetoric. It notes Latinos shifting political alignment and cites polls showing Hispanics barely identify with Republicans.
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Funding for NASA defended by letter writer
In a May 30 letter, Earl K. McMasters urged cutting space exploration to fund broader needs. He cites Mars probe costs at 1.6 billion versus 2.2 billion for a B2 bomber, and NASA yearly expenses around 16 billion. He argues exploration benefits humanity and highlights dangers and personal tech links to space. Susan Urbanek Linville, New Castle
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