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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1996
Page
4
Andrew Hunt among 91 British travelers who refused to reboard a charter DC-10 at Orlando International Airport after smoke from air conditioning vents filled the cabin as the plane taxied on the runway.
The White House chief of staff cautions that a past error in managing confidential FBI background files on prominent Republicans and others is inexcusably serious. A formal request for the files is under investigation.
Deval Patrick, assistant attorney general for civil rights, says the federal inquiry into a spate of fires at black Southern churches will use all investigative means available and then some to solve the crimes.
The piece questions the Clinton administration over reports it improperly obtained FBI files on officials and others. It urges a detailed probe, notes miscommunication and executive-privilege delays, and argues for clearer FBI disclosure to individuals when their records are checked. It also criticizes petty ethics slights as revealing sloppy governance.
The Supreme Court justice spoke at a magnet school in Landover Maryland to eighth graders and parents about the value of hard work and education. Despite initial objections from a school board member the event proceeded with protesters outside and a warm reception inside. Thomas greeted students, chatted with them, and avoided political remarks, highlighting manners and civility.
A Portland elementary activity asks fifth graders to craft eight self praise qualities, linking confidence to achievement. Yet research questions a direct tie between self esteem and learning, noting black students often report high self regard. Violence links favor high self esteem, while experts urge focus on self control and genuine achievement.
The article surveys unusual appeals to the Supreme Court, highlighting Calvin Gregory and a barking dog dispute as a gateway to the high court. It notes that most appeals fail but the “little guy” pursuit persists, with examples including a Pittsburgh man on a cracker bomb case, a former Washington state social worker, and an Alabama taxidermist. It mentions a 1995 ruling on Margaret McIntyre after an Ohio campaign pamphlet fine.
A double amputee recalls June 1 walk with his son toward Jefferson Street Hill light. He says he reached the top by his own effort while his son rested, noting public misperception and defending his independence.
Readers share views on public appearance and disability causing judgment while urging respect and autonomy. A local letter urges scrutiny of cemetery pre need memorial charges, warning buyers to verify costs before purchase.
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