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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1994
Page
4
Dr Lonnie R Bristow, AMA board chair and its only Black member, is chosen to lead the American Medical Association. Former AMA president Dr Alan R Nelson commends Bristow as a skilled compassionate physician who functions exceptionally well in group settings.
Chief Robert Lewis described a Sunday arrival at the Naval Air Station in Key West as a tense scene when a biplane crop-duster landed with three Cuban nationals seeking political asylum. The event provoked worries of a possible crash as the aircraft touched down safely.
Dee Dee Myers outlined last night’s White House state dinner for Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko. The reception locations included a receiving line in the Yellow Room, dinner in the Rose Garden, coffee in the Blue Room, and entertainment in the East Room.
The piece argues that smoking is retreating from public life with bans in airlines and public spaces, while anti-tobacco groups push stronger measures. It contends evidence on environmental smoke risk is weak and criticizes political nannyism and biased reporting, urging proportional, honest discussion.
A Scripps Howard op ed argues for Swiss neutrality and warns against allowing Swiss soldiers into U.N. peacekeeping missions or EU membership. It lauds neutrality since 1815 as preventing entanglements, keeping Switzerland a trusted broker and safe haven, and contends additional troops would erode a long tradition of independence.
John K. Manna reports a reader arguing against pennies in Ohio and nationwide hoarding. He asserts no shortage exists, calls pennies a nuisance, and suggests removing pennies from circulation. He proposes pricing reforms and cautions on future sayings about pennies.
The proposed 400 million dollar Clinton plan to curb teen pregnancy faces budget limits and a divided administration. It promotes abstinence plus with programs like Marion Howard's Atlanta initiative and Girls Inc. while allowing conventional condom education, aiming to empower teens to say no and delay sex amid debates on moral premises and the need for social support.
The piece argues that presidential popularity shapes down ticket candidates actions, with Democrats in Clinton’s strong regions more willing to associate with him and those in vulnerable districts more wary. It cites Wilhelm scolding aides for pushing distancing and notes historical swings against the governing party in midterms.
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