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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1996
Page
4
Opinion stresses cautious interpretation of Newsday and Wall Street Journal reports that new drug combinations may suppress the AIDS virus. Experts warn tests measure only detectable virus in blood and do not imply a cure. Long term, mutation and transmission risks remain, with cost and prevention still crucial.
The great voice Ella Fitzgerald died over the weekend at 79. Born in Virginia and raised in New York after her mother’s death, she rose from a Harlem Apollo breakthrough to become renowned in jazz. She won 13 Grammys and recorded the Songbooks of Gershwin Porter and Berlin, admired for humility and masterful scatting. Her touring spanned 40 weeks yearly until diabetes limited her work. Her influence crossed racial barriers, endearing her from the Bladid Jazz Club to Jim Crow eras.
Lawyer Milton Grimes, who represented Rodney King, said the five year old incident remains unsettled as the Supreme Court declined to send the officers who beat King back to jail. The decision leaves accountability unresolved and reignites public pressure.
An antique appraiser estimates a gold-laden 16th century Milanese cabasset found in a Philadelphia woman's attic is worth about 250000. The item was described as possibly a parade helmet and drew attention from collectors.
Terry Ray of Indiana Pennsylvania criticized a school for denying his son a high school diploma after he missed a final exam due to attention deficit disorder. He called the action unforgivable and said it harmed a student already shaky in academics.
The Sibling Society argues America tilts toward adolescence under dwindling authority and rising TV and consumer influence. Bly cites Clinton and Gingrich as “sibling leaders,” notes rising half-adulthood, and questions reform while offering bleak, sometimes rambling critique without a clear counterforce.
Washington Post writes that Dole faces a clash over tolerance within the Republican Party on abortion. Pro life leaders demand explicit stance in the platform while Dole seeks a broader, cautious compromise to win moderates and women.
A humorous roundup of rephrased proverbs reflecting modern life and politics. It skewers Medicare, taxes, lawsuits, downsizing, and media bias while riffs on aging, work life, and self righteousness. Prominent phrases cite doctors, lawyers, consultants, and public figures in compact satire.
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