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Newspaper

New Castle News

Location

New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1996

Page

4

Crater Hold Revealing Clues From Everglades Wreckage

Joe Farrell of Resolve Towing notes a large hole at the crater southern tip where divers seek items from ValuJet Flight 592 wreckage in the Everglades. The May 11 crash killed 110 people.

Joe Farrell Resolve Towing and Salvage ValuJet Flight

Our Opinion on Dole Budget Deficit and Tax Cuts

The column sides with Dole on balancing the budget but questions his tax cut stance. It argues the deficit is a stealth tax and a broader debt cost, urges Dole to detail tax-cut plans, and suggests focusing on Medicare and Social Security before constitutional budget amendments. It notes Clinton's incumbency and warns against party lines, urging honesty with voters.

Bob Dole Treasury Dole Clinton U.S Senate White House Washington

Fergie Divorced From Prince Andrew Kept Duchess Title

The couple's divorce ends their royal marriage. Sarah Ferguson retains the title Duchess of York but loses the style Royal Highness. She receives about 3 million dollars, largely placed in a trust, after the decree. The former duchess reflects on growing up as a single mother of two.

Fergie Prince Andrew Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson Scripps Howard News Service

Vote delays peace talks in Middle East crisis

Syria's President Hafez al Assad said negotiations cannot resume until Israel's Prime Minister-elect Benjamin Netanyahu's position is clear. The resumption of talks is out of the question now.

Syria Hafez Assad Israel Benjamin Netanyahu

Rally against violence marks 20th anniversary

Ana Rodriguez of the Philadelphia Police Department Domestic Violence Response team spoke at a Tuesday rally at the state Capitol. The event marked the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence's 20th anniversary as protesters urged progress against abuse.

Ana Rodriguez Philadelphia

Superfund ruling and minimum wage debate cited as partisan failures

An opinion piece argues Republicans lack principles on minimum wage hikes and cites a Alabama judge ruling striking down retroactive Superfund liability. It recalls past GOP cooperation with Carter on 1980 law and laments broad EPA litigation harms, noting a 16 year judicial delay exposing legal overreach and insurance archaeology efforts.

House Alabama Senate U.S W. Brevard Hand

Eyebrow of Justice Powers BMW Punitive Award Debate

The piece traces the Supreme Court reversal of BMW's punitive damages in Dr Ira Gore Jr case and frames the ruling as a test of the eyebrow standard. It outlines the three guideposts for punishing damages, notes Justice Stevens and Scalia dissents, and questions constitutional limits and due process in state and federal balances. The analysis references BMW's repaint deception, the 500 to 1 punitive to actual damages ratio, and the broader constitutional implications.

Sandra Day O’connor Supreme Court O'Connor Ira Gore Jr High Court O’connor Gore Birmingham BMW Alabama John Paul Stevens Justice Stevens Stevens Antonin Scalia John Marshall Dr. Gore Scalia Thomas

Four Union Area teachers set to retire after 130 years

The Union Area School District bids farewell to four educators Katherine Allison Ralph Arena Marty Campbell and Patricia McLaughlin who together taught over 130 years. They mentored students beyond academics in ethics behavior and life skills shaping a broad in loco parentis role.

Union Area Katherine Allison Ralph Arena Marty Campbell Patricia McLaughlin

Letters to the Editor Argue for labor support and vote against Dole

John Graziani of New Castle writes in a strongly partisan letter urging working people to vote for Bill Clinton and against Bob Dole. He criticizes Dole as anti labor, notes his Senate record on wages Medicare and Medicaid, and warns of coalition with corporate interests. He frames life coaching as a societal tool and calls for civic duty.

New Castle News The News New Castle Bob Dole United States Senate Clinton America Labor Dole Kansas White House John Graziani

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