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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1993
Page
4
The piece argues President Clinton mishandled the Guinier controversy over civil rights nominee Lani Guinier. It accuses Clinton of deception or misreading, blames aides, and calls for accountability while noting the administration’s liberal stance and damaged credibility with civil rights groups.
Defense Secretary Les Aspin warns that the quality of U.S. military recruits is slipping as the defense budget tightens. He cites turbulence from lifting the ban on gays in the forces and women in combat roles, urging focus on readiness over reforms while questions arise about his own trip to Venice after a NATO meeting.
Prince Norodom Sihanouk bows out amid U N backed elections seeking to ease power struggles. He apologizes for abandoning efforts to form a national government to unite Cambodia's rival factions.
President Clinton pulls the nomination of Lani Guinier to the Justice Department civil rights division after critics accuse her of extreme views on minority rights. The move follows scrutiny of her writings cited during the nomination process.
Newsweek senior writer Laura Shapiro commented on The New Yorker and Janet Malcolm amid allegations of fabricated or distorted quotes in a 1983 interview. The dispute centers on how quotes were used and attributed.
Mitchel Olszak outlines the greenhouse effect and global warming debates, noting that data show a slight temperature rise mainly at night and in winter. He cites volcanism and cloud theories as possible moderating or amplifying factors, warns of uncertain outcomes, and urges energy conservation to protect Earth.
In a candid exchange with Reliable Source, a journalist reflects on Ross Perot's unprecedented media prominence without holding office. The conversation weighs factors fueling his visibility, including Clinton's early missteps, Republican messaging gaps, and Perot's control of TV platforms.
A letter from a St Mary’s parishioner expresses fond memories and support for Vatican teaching at St Vitus. The writer recounts baptisms, marriages, and schooling at St Mary’s while affirming children receive Catholic instruction at St Vitus School, including reverence for the Eucharist and the option to receive on the tongue or hand and the sign of peace.
Readers urged to submit legible letters up to 350 words with name address and phone for verification. The letter from Mrs Theresa Anastasia defends St Mary's and Vatican II while urging a Catholic catechism release. Also praise for Laurel High School Concert Choir and Mrs Lisa Santillan for their dedication and teamwork.
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