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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1992
Page
4
In the wake of Larry DeBlasio’s death the New Castle Area School District faces a financial and reputational challenge. The board seeks applicants to fill the vacant seat, hoping a broad open process will attract capable volunteers and restore public trust and leadership for the district’s future.
The Philadelphia Daily News critiques tariffs and quotas as hidden taxes that raise costs for consumers. It argues rich sugar interests and corporate protectionism gain, while the poor bear about 80 billion dollars yearly in higher prices. It notes polyester sweaters taxed about 34 percent while mink coats enter duty free.
Sen. Jeff Bingaman stresses the U.S. should be helpful rather than hypercritical during a Joint Economic Committee session reviewing CIA findings on the Soviet Union and the newly released reports on Russia and former Soviet republics.
Nationally syndicated host Rush Limbaugh echoed Ross Perot in suggesting that if questions about global warming heat up, the Perot would simply cool them off. The remark ties Limbaugh to Perot in a media sparring over climate debate.
House Majority Whip David Bonior 47 of Michigan was admitted to Walter Reed Hospital on Sunday for tests related to back pain, reflecting a midlife health setback as he faced promising political duties.
Mitchel Olszak argues summer efforts to ban squirt guns risk overreach. He notes high power models, non water sprays, and a New Castle incident, urging balanced safety measures without broad bans while praising benign use and urging personal ownership as a counter to regulation.
The column questions Dan Quayle's critique of elites in politics and his use of family values. It notes his Indianapolis speech references two cultures and his vague proposals, arguing that his stance amounts to rhetoric without concrete policy. It also contrasts his self portrayal with Bush's film tastes and calls out the repeated refrain of family values.
Editor notes a May 27 letter by Mrs. Margaret McKee opposing tax hikes in the Wilmington Area School District. The writer counters that others, including Amish neighbors and seniors on fixed incomes, feel higher taxes strain families while claiming tax increases do not boost property values or attract buyers. The piece mentions the school board adopting an unbalanc...
The New Castle News invites letters up to 350 words with name address and phone. Letters may be edited for length and grammar and rejected if libelous. Authors will be contacted for approval to edit. Submissions to Letters to the Editor New Castle News Box 60 New Castle Pa 16103.
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