Exporting expertise to ease a trade deficit idea
An editorial mocks presidential commissions for their often ignored findings while proposing the US sell its expert reports as a commodity. It cites Carter's Three Mile Island inquiry and recalls past commissions under Johnson and Nixon, warning reports rarely shift policy. The piece then notes local parallels with Lawrence County planning studies and parking authorities, suggesting municipalities could export their know how.
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Sen Hayakawa Remarks Draw Ire Over Shortage Talk
Critics slam Senator S. I. Hayakawa for remarks about the poor and gasoline shortage, calling them insensitive and out of touch with ordinary citizens. The comments revive comparisons to Marie Antoinette and spark a broader debate on policy and empathy.
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New Castle News Advertisements and Public Notices
The clipping presents a local newspaper page with ads and classifieds, including delivery rates and mail rates for Lawrence County. It also contains a political opinion note about a California lawmaker and a critique of federal energy policy, citing 1975 76 fuel usage by government vehicles and a 5.1 percent rise in miles driven and 8 percent rise in fuel use.
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Journalism glut myths and future of media careers
Penn State journalism chief Bob Blanchard argues the so called journalism glut is overstated. He notes graduates spread into media related fields with strong demand in information processing and PR. Surveys show good to excellent placement and many enter non newspaper roles while big leagues hire from small papers.
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Fourth World confidence grows amid UN friction
Fourth World spokesmen in Chile South Africa Rhodesia Taiwan urge hard line against United States officials at the UN. Chilean Foreign Minister Cubillos rejects special UN procedures urging general world procedures and denounces hypocrisy. In Rhodesia South Africa signals easing apartheid limits while backing Muzorewa and sanctions relief. Treasury warns South Africa dominates Southern Africa economics. Vance fears black states protest, while Zambia balances guerrilla shelter with port trade needs and rail links to Rhodesia and South Africa.
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Enduring Jewish Survival Amid Persecution Paradox
The author argues that Jewish resilience stems not from intelligence but the dumbness of enemies, noting current fears of declining American Jewish numbers due to intermarriage and low birthrates. He suggests persecution paradoxically strengthens identity, reversing declines when crises arise.
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Adversity fuels Jewish resilience and Zionist resolve
Sydney J. Harris argues that adversity and persecution intensify Jewish unity and faith, driving political Zionism as assimilation fails. He notes how Nazi antisemitism prompted solidarity, the danger of indifference, and the peril of allowing Jewry to fade away.
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Was God Dead On the Cross for a Time
A Christ-centered reply explains the mystery of the Trinity and the incarnation. Jesus was fully God and fully man, dying on the Cross, while the Father raised Him. Trust in Christ’s resurrection offers salvation even amid limited human understanding. The reply notes future full understanding beyond this life.
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By United Press International Frog Mouth Danger
A UPI note warns that keeping a frog's mouth open too long can cause suffocation, highlighting risks in handling or displaying amphibians.
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United Press International
Complaint contact for New Castle News editor
The New Castle News invites readers to direct complaints about news stories to Executive Editor Len Kolasinski, the Reader's Contact. Reach him by phone or by mail to file concerns about reporting accuracy or coverage.
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