Abrams Defends Ignorance in Iran-Contra Hearings
Our Opinion critiques Elliott Abrams for evading answers on Capitol Hill and concealing details from George Shultz while denying knowledge of Oliver North's aid to the Contras. Critics urge his resignation as the Iran-Contra affair unfolds, urging policy judgments by merits, not personalities.
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Governor Casey faces nepotism questions in new administration
The Philadelphia Enquirer reports at least three appointees have family ties to Gov. Casey or aides, but Casey aims to oppose patronage. Republicans claim some posts go to independents while Democrats complain loyalty isn’t rewarded. Casey emphasizes competence over party in state offices, and occasional hiring of qualified relatives is acknowledged.
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Rockwell plans to add up to 300 jobs at New Castle plant
United Press International reports Rockwell will create between 200 and 300 new positions at its New Castle facility. The expansion, plus multi million dollar renovations, signals continued investment and a ripple effect toward broader local employment beyond minimum wage.
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Reader inquiries about story accuracy should contact Executive Editor Len Kolasinski, the Reader's Contact, by phone or mail for verification and corrections.
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Wheels of justice in New York trial ends with acquittal
In a Bronx courtroom juror Milagros Arroyo shouted for God and criticized the system as the Raymond Donovan larceny and fraud case collapsed after eight months of trial. Defendants were acquitted amid calls for speedy trials and reform.
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Congress should reauthorize Older Americans Act to aid elderly poor
John E. Jacob argues that Congress must prioritize strengthening programs for the most economically needy seniors as the Older Americans Act is reauthorized. He cites declines in minority participation, inadequate SSI and Medicaid efficacy, and housing gaps, urging measures to move the elderly poor out of poverty.
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Editorial Research The fight over brides in bridal industry
Editorial Research compares the June July issues of Modern Bride and Brides with a market forecast showing 27.5 billion dollars spent on weddings in 1987. June leads wedding totals at 11.9 percent, with H, May, August, July, September and October following. Trends include A line and Empire gowns, resurgence of traditional styles, and rising imports from Taiwan.
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Sandbox nostalgia hints at youth decline in modern society
Dr Deirdre Madden recalls childhood sandbox play shaping imagination and problem solving, noting its disappearance in suburban yards. She links reduced dexterity, empathy, and communication to fewer hands-on, constructive play. The essay questions whether leaders once played in sandboxes and if modern trends erode practical skills.
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