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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1996
Page
4
Arthur Shapiro executive vice president at Seagram argues distilled spirits should be advertised on television and radio in a responsible manner as alcohol advertising decisions are considered.
Our Opinion urges scrutiny of sweatshop abuses in clothing and other goods tied to celebrities like Kathie Lee Gifford. It notes U S and foreign raids reveal deplorable conditions, argues for better monitoring, consumer awareness, and government involvement to curb slavery in production.
The New Castle News notes concerns over police fund drives and donor perks. Donors receive associate member cards and car decals, prompting worry officers could use such signals for special treatment. The paper urges transparent, nonpreferential giving and suggests mailing donations to Lodge 21 at P O Box 8423 New Castle 16101.
Bob Dole states that his Senate season is ending and a new season begins as he shifts to focus full time on his presidential campaign, citing Ecclesiastes to frame the transition.
Geoffrey Fieger, representing Dr. Jack Kevorkian, says Kevorkian aided Ruth Neuman at her request. He acknowledges involvement as Neuman suffered severe illnesses and chose death by her own action with other physicians present.
Aaron Cohen laments modern players like Paul ONeill and Albert Belle, contrasting them with baseball greats. He recalls DiMaggio Gehrig and Ruth and questions if ego and violence undermine crowd appeal. He notes Belle’s on field anger and criticizes fines, suggesting a safer, purer game.
A looming Supreme Court review of Paula Jones's civil suit against President Clinton tests presidential immunity and separation of powers. The 8th Circuit let the case proceed while Clinton is in office, raising fear of dangerous precedents for future presidents and echoing Nixon v Fitzgerald’s immunity ruling.
Maryland Governor Parris Glendening argues the federal government owns the Woodrow Wilson Bridge and should pay for a $2 billion replacement. The piece notes the bridge was shifted to federal ownership years ago amid regional political maneuvering and warns of ongoing federal funding to keep the new span in repair.
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