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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1998
Page
4
Mildred Rosario, a junior high school teacher in New York City, was dismissed after leading her sixth grade class in a prayer and speaking about Jesus Christ. The incident sparked debate over church and state in education.
Iraq deputy premier Tariq Aziz called a Sunday agreement with UN weapons inspector Richard Butler a breakthrough that could end international sanctions against Iraq. The remarks signal progress toward easing punitive measures and resuming scrutiny of Baghdad's weapons programs.
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright told a Senate panel that Washington is not selling technology that could target the United States. Her testimony came as a skeptical Congress pressed the administration before President Clinton's upcoming state visit to China.
The piece criticizes House Republicans for proposing to eliminate the federal income tax by 2003 without a replacement. It argues the plan is a show, to be vetoed by President Clinton, and blames Congress for the tax code’s flaws. It calls for real simplification rather than empty measures.
North Korea proclaims missile development and export, demanding sanctions relief in exchange for revenue. The United States rejects such terms, citing distrust and ongoing economic boycott. Seoul argues for responsible change while famine presses on Pyongyang, and Scripps Howard notes the tension and grim prospects.
The Chrysler Daimler Benz union signals globalization’s reach and risks. Observers warn about job losses and benefits, economic cushions for executives, and the impact on American workers while debates over national sovereignty and government bailouts echo the era’s economic shifts.
The Balkans crisis deepens as Kosovo tensions flare with the Kosovar Liberation Army leading Albanian rebels against Serbia. NATO warns with air shows while diplomacy seeks a cease fire and autonomy for Albanians, amid fears of wider regional war and U.S. involvement.
In a letter to The News editors Henry Piscunieri and Lucille Grybowski urge moving the downtown bus stop away from Main Street Clothiers to ease shopping. They praise street improvements on Washington and note the change would benefit seniors and allow brief storefront parking. the letter cites Jill's Camera Mart as an example of wider impact.
In New Castle News letters column readers are invited to submit letters up to 350 words with name address and a phone number for verification. The editor notes letters may be edited for length and grammar and may be rejected if libelous or unfit for publication. Author approval will be sought for edits.
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