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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1989
Page
4
New Castle News notifies readers that it is owned and published by The News Corporation and published every evening except Sundays and holidays. The office is at 27 to 35 North Mercer Street with P O Box 60 Hag A 161.
In Pennsylvania the resignation of Education Secretary Thom as Gilhool sparks debate over his mainstreaming push. Critics warn budget cuts to intermediate units risk harming special education while supporters insist on balanced reform and a proper path to inclusive classrooms. The fight centers on 140 million in funds tied to tax reform and drug abuse programs, with lawmakers split along party lines over the best use for the money.
Poland held parliamentary elections showing Solidarity gains in the lower house and majorities in some districts, while the Communist Party retains control through a stacked electoral setup. Only 161 of 460 seats in the more powerful house were contested, leaving the Communists with veto power and requiring cooperation with Solidarity to govern.
A Lawrence County AFL-CIO gathering in May drew only one candidate, Annette Hutchison, raising questions about outreach and organization. The editor criticizes lack of personal invitations, relies on Adelphia channel notices and The News ads, and urges more proactive labor engagement to avoid voter apathy.
A reflective piece arguing power governs nations and individuals alike. It analyzes China's Tiananmen events, U.S. restraint under Bush, Poland and Soviet Union shifts, and global power struggles from Mozambique to Iran. The author asserts power is not a game but the defining force shaping history.
President Bush condemned Beijing's violence after the Tiananmen Square crackdown and suspended arms sales, praising a lone student’s courage against tanks and urging continued support for democracy. Senate reaction and bipartisan praise followed.
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