Clinton Pays War Tribute in Rome During Europe Trip
President Clinton visits Rome to recall Europe’s cruellest war and press for lasting peace. He travels across Europe to honor events leading to the Allied Normandy invasion and D Day.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1994
Page
4
President Clinton visits Rome to recall Europe’s cruellest war and press for lasting peace. He travels across Europe to honor events leading to the Allied Normandy invasion and D Day.
Thirteen-year-old Ned Andrews of Knoxville Tenn wins the 67th National Spelling Bee after beating 237 competitors in a two day event.
Rodney King spoke at a news conference about forgiving the officers who beat him. His lawsuit against the City of Los Angeles and the officers concluded last week with no punitive damages awarded.
The 50th anniversary of D-Day is marked with reflection on how the Normandy invasion shaped history. It argues D-Day was pivotal, beginning the decline of Nazi Germany and altering the 20th century, while noting the sacrifices of Allied soldiers and the enduring personal meaning for veterans.
A Saudi prince educated in California becomes a major financier for the Paris area Disney park project, viewing potential where critics warn the venture harms culture. Meanwhile U S opponents and environmentalists try to block Disney's America in Haymarket Virginia, framing a clash over heritage and growth.
An editorial reflects on a 1976 vote by Lawrence County commissioners to pressure Harrisburg for replacing property taxes with income or wage taxes. It notes outdated assessments, the high cost of revaluation, and argues for reassessment while endorsing partial tax swap rather than total elimination, criticizing politicians for inaction. Mitchel Olszak signs as editorial page editor.
Hillary Clinton steps back from center stage on the Vatican and Rome trip, adopting a discreet, traditional role with her mother in the background while Bill Clinton charms crowds. She changes outfits to suit the heat, greets seminarians and officials, and remains a polished, photographed presence rather than a vocal lead. The president frames the visit as a display of poise, energy, and diplomacy in Italy.
College students in New Wilmington argue their rights are violated by limited MTV access in the borough. They claim cable choices should reflect a 3,000 resident town with 1,500 students and call for broader offerings beyond MTV.
The New Castle News invites readers to submit legible letters up to 350 words with name address and telephone for verification. Anonymous letters are not printed and submissions may be edited or rejected if libelous or unfit for publication. Mail to Letters to the Editor New Castle News Box 60 New Castle Pa 16103.
A resident complains to the News that the New Castle Police Department did not send an officer to file a report after a May 27 call. The writer questions why law enforcement failed to respond between 10:30 p.m. and 8 a.m., alleging fear or neglect and blaming police for high local crime.
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