Bus contract clash ends in near consensus for district
Our Opinion notes New Castle Area School Board faces a choice between private carriers Ku Inc and Moore Co with the district leaning toward public transit routes. The committee favored New Castle Area Transit Authority for covered routes, while Moore and Ku have merits. The panel cites a $2,000 gap in cost and previous savings of $40,000 to $50,000 from soliciting bids. The piece urges a united vote to reflect responsible governance and minimize public discord.
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New Castle Area
Transportation Committee
George Ku Inc
Moore Co
Moore
Ozone battle over Hodels sunscreen safety stance
Editorial questions Interior Secretary Hodels call to do nothing about chlorofluorocarbons arguing regulation is unnecessary. It defends the administrations prior decision to curb CFCs and counters Hodels sunscreen suggestion as impractical while stressing ozone protection and ecological health.
Army Waging War on Gobbledygook in Writing Program
The U S Army launches the Army Writing Program led by Maj Paul E Tipton at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis. It offers officer writing classes and a guidebook to overhaul old fashioned Army prose as the enemy in a bid to win a language reform battle.
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U.S. Army
Army
Paul E. Tipton
The
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Sandy Grady
Charlotte
N.C
Grady
Buckley on Bakker hypocrisy and secular humanist drift
William F Buckley Jr critiques the Jim Bakker scandal and Falwell dispute, arguing society should focus on Bakker s lifestyle and greed rather than mocking the sinner. He warned against letting voyeurism eclipse moral outrage and warns against secular humanist cynicism.
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Brother Falwell
Brother Bakker
Bakker
Jerry Falwell
Grady
Jim Bakker
Falwell
Rand
America
Christ
William F. Buckley JR
Sasser the front runner for Hot Dog of the Year award
Sen James Sasser D Tenn toured the USS Stark in Bahrain during Memorial Day weekend aiming to boost publicity. He returned to Andrews AFB with a three page statement and repeated media appearances that day and the next. He urged other nations to share Gulf security duties as U S emphasis on escort plans drew congressional debate.
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James Sasser
D-Tenn
Sasser
Tennessee Democrat
Stark
Bahrain
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Middle East
Drews Air Force Base
Washington
U.S
Gulf
Byrd
Pentagon
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Europe
NBC
Iran
Officials question U S ozone policy and personal protection idea
Editorial notes officials in the Reagan administration debate the U S stance on protecting Earth's ozone and the idea of public protection measures such as sunglasses and sunscreen. It cites Interior Secretary Hodel suggesting a public relations approach and reports on scientific uncertainty linking chlorofluorocarbons to ozone thinning.
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U.S
Donald P. Hodel
Earth
Reagan
Hodel
Interior Department
White House
LaRouche Dispute and Justice Department Actions
Ralph de Toledano argues the Justice Department politically targets Lyndon LaRouche and his movement while defending due process and First Amendment rights. He notes bail, office seizures, and securities indictments as part of a broader campaign to suppress LaRouche publications and activities. The piece frames the issue as a fight over government overreach and civil liberties.
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Lyndon LaRouche
Satan
Justice Department
LaRouche
California
Executive Intelligence Review
LaRouche Movement
LaRouche Party
Lyndon
Angels
Ralph de Toledano
Copley News Service
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Jessie Treadwell Anderson
Richard E. Rentz, Jr
Leonard T. Kolasins
David C. Jones
Lawrence County
U.S.A
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Rev
Bob Hope
Auschwitz
Las Vegas
Pope Air Force Base
North Carolina
Jim Bak
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David Letterman
Don Rickles
Deyrong Begch M Cope
Persian Gulf
the Justice
CIA
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