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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1996
Page
4
Prime Minister elect Benjamin Netanyahu emphasizes security as the ultimate test of every agreement. He faces wrangling between religious and secular coalition partners complicating efforts to form a new government.
FBI Director Louis J. Freeh said the American people can take comfort that the law was enforced as authorities secured a peaceful end to the Freemen standoff in Montana. The statement highlighted patience and resolve in concluding the case without violence.
David Bositis of the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies criticizes the Supreme Court ruling that struck down minority districts, stating he is very unhappy with the decision. The court found the states unlawfully used race as the main factor in drawing boundaries.
The Lawrence County jail project, built in three sections with 64 inmate beds each, faces criticism over planning secrecy and potential gender segregation. Questions persist about bid awards, size rationale, and lack of public hearings, while delays push costs and taxpayer exposure higher.
A Center on Budget and Policy Priorities study flags a structural deficit in Pennsylvania. Keeping services flat while revenues rise slowly would still yield a 2006-7 gap of 1.9 billion. Further welfare and education cuts could be needed if taxes stay unchanged.
Mitchell Olszak reviews Abe Hirschfeld’s Open Air PM, a bid to bypass editors with self written obits and unedited articles. He predicts a spectacular business failure in New York’s crowded press scene, questioning the plan’s libel risks and lack of editorial standards.
Dole’s leave from his Senate base signals a challenge to the Republican rabid right. He vows not to be bossed by single issue zealots and warns against saliva tests for conservative purity. He seeks broader support from wary rank and file, independents, and voters likely to stay home.
Editor notes letters from Mrs. Brest and Mr. Williams criticizing a local cemetery. Grace land Cemetery charges a one time memorial care fee based on memorial size. In 1996 the average charge was 122.40 and the largest 159.60, applying to all installations.
Readers are urged to submit legible letters with name address and phone number for verification. The note describes Graceland Cemetery charges, Perpetual Care Trust funding, and advises buyers to ask about all fees. A reader complains about restaurant smoking policies, noting non smokers seated in smoking areas and advocating collective action.
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