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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1992
Page
4
Jose Goldemberg, Brazil's education and environment minister, says a generalized rancor toward President Bush grows as nations react to the United States refusing to sign a global agreement protecting forest wildlife diversity.
Adm. Frank B. Kelso II ordered every sailor and officer to undergo training in response to highly publicized cases of sexual abuse and harassment of women. The move signals zero tolerance and aims to deter misconduct across the service.
Beginning next week the appropriations committee will begin sending to the floor the most restricted agency budgets funded in the last decade. Majority Leader Richard Gephardt after the House defeated a constitutional amendment to require a balanced federal budget.
Our Opinion critiques a Rural Service Institute poll from Mansfield University showing broad support for Pennsylvania's new abortion restrictions while urging limits on government intrusion. It argues reducing abortions rests on preventing unwanted pregnancies, not state mandates, and cautions against Big Brother governance.
The Iran-Contra scandal returns to court as former Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger faces five felony counts. Special counsel Lawrence Walsh alleges Weinberger concealed notes and misled Congress about arms sales to Iran and Saudi contributions to the Contras. Critics warn of prosecutorial culture and politicized accountability in Washington.
Dan Irwin argues that media violence and sensationalism blur lines between heroes and villains. He cites Rodney King riots coverage and Arthur Ashe privacy clashes, noting reality TV feeds demand scrutiny while public appetites sustain profit through misfortune. He calls for introspection by both press and viewers.
The balanced budget amendment failed to reach the two thirds House vote by nine. Supporters soured, with Senate leader George Mitchell calling it a waste to schedule a vote, while opponents warned of deep federal cuts. Republicans backed Bush. Ridge called the vote a disservice. House plans tighter agency budgets to curb spending.
The article outlines community questions about the Neshannock Creek Trail with details on meetings, funding options, and support from foundations and the federal government. It notes grant money, proposed improvements, and the trail’s preservation of a natural setting while inviting neighbors to join the committee.
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