Supreme Court ruling on handicapped admission sparks debate
The high court's decision to allow a deaf woman to be excluded from nursing school prompts editorials from two papers and raises debate over the 1973 law. Frances Davis, a deaf licensed practical nurse, was denied admission to Southeastern Community College's nurse training program in Whiteville, North Carolina, amid arguments about reasonable accommodations and safety. The case highlights tensions between disability rights and school readiness to adapt programs.
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Supreme Court
Youngstown
Frances Davis
North Carolina Community College
Southeastern Community College
Whiteville
N.C
DOE gasoline price controls doomed to fail say editors
New York Daily News argues the Department of Energy plans for simpler price controls will be as ineffective as the current regime in 1973 onward. It says the system is almost unintelligible and unenforceable, failing as world oil prices rise and OPEC dominates. The piece urges abolishing controls rather than tinkering.
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Department of Energy
John O'Leary
O'Leary
OPEC
New York Daily News
New Castle News Patronage and Staff Directory Mix
New Castle News advertises staffing roles including executive editor Leonard T Rula, advertising and credit manager, and general manager. The paper details mailing rates, postage, and delivery areas with rates and contact cues, noting weekly prices and reader access.
Mind power and satanic control questioned in letters column
Dear Mrs N R M asks if mind influence over others is possible and if it should be used. The response notes research exists but warns against such power as dangerous and sinful, urging conversion to Jesus Christ and surrender of the mind to Him.
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DR. Graham
Mrs. N. R.M
Jesus Christ
Son of
God
Mohawk Band Photo Row Prompts Editorial Debate
New Castle News letters discuss whether to publish two Mohawk High School Band photos from a Ridgewood festival trip. Editor and director clash over image selection, focus, and the line for publishing band shots, while a colleague refrains from running the pictures.
Thornburgh Aims To Rebuild Harrisburg In First Six Months
Gov Dick Thornburgh seeks to revitalize Harrisburg as floods riots and nuclear fears shrink the city. He pursues civic pride and renewal beyond his constitutional duties, drawing on Pittsburgh roots to boost the capital’s neighborhoods and economy.
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Harrisburg
D.C
Dick Thornburgh
Pittsburgh
Thornburgh
Paul Critchlow
Thornburgh's Harrisburg signaling social acts and bus test
Thornburgh blends with residents by riding the bus to work and living in the Executive Mansion while his wife Ginny drives neighborhood engagement. She opens tours, hosts coffee gatherings, and invites all local speaking engagements as Harrisburg confronts unemployment and crime amid redevelopment and suburban contrasts.
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Thornburgh
Ginny
Harrisburg
Alison Hills
Merion
Montgomery County
Pete Flaherty
Harristown
Pennsylvania
Three minutes a day study on executive types
A Teleometrics International survey classified 16 000 executives as high moderate or low achievers. High achievers trusted their staff and valued input while low achievers distrusted subordinates and clung to the rule book. Moderate achievers listened to superiors but not to workers.
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Teleometrics International
Trusting Others as a Path to Personal Success
A reflection on Jesus trusting his followers to spread the message and the role of trust in leadership. The note highlights Peter as a leader chosen for his trust and cites John 6:68 about eternal life. It invites readers to seek greater trust and offers a free Christopher News Notes on Friendship via self addressed stamped envelope.
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Jesus
Peter
Christopher News
Christophers
New Castle
Mohawk Band Director lashes out over photo rejection
Mohawk High School Band returning from a Ridgewood New Jersey New York City trip scored four trophies in seven events. Band director Dave McClymonds blasts The News editors for not running a band photo, accusing professional journalism judgments of bias and citing a previous favorable photo of a Capitol view.
Mohawk Band complains over selective photo coverage in paper
A Mohawk High School Band member criticized the New Castle News for printing photos of some area bands while overlooking others after a four day trip to New York and New Jersey. The director, Mr David R McClymonds, sought photos but was told by editors that coverage must be unique, sparking debate on journalism fairness and newspaper growth.
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Capitol
McClymonds
New Castle
Matis
Capitol Building
Kolasinski
Lawrence County
Press, Ledger, Globe and Tribune
Daily Disappointment
Dave McClymonds
the News
New York
New Jersey
David R. McClymonds
Washington, DC
Kolaskinki
New Castle News
Mohawk Band Seeks Fair Coverage in Local News
Mohawk Band seeks recognition after a four day New Jersey trip where they earned four trophies. They complain The New Castle News favored Neshannock and Washington DC coverage, urging impartial local band reporting and inclusion of Mohawk Laurel Shenango and other Lawrence County groups.
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