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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1996
Page
1
In opening statements at the second Whitewater trial the defense assails a key witness while prosecutors highlight Clinton aide Bruce Lindsey. A Secret Service official testifies about a 407 FBI file gathering at the White House, described as a mystery.
AIDS researchers and physicians express cautious optimism as multiple protease inhibitors advance treatment. Hoffmann La Roche Invirase and Norvir received FDA approval, with Merck’s Crixivan soon following. Doctors note dramatic drops in viral load when used with AZT, yet warn about potential resistance and the ongoing search for a cure.
The Faith Hope and Charity Community Rehab Center Inc. moves toward physical form on New Castle West Side as advisory board member Duane Hambrick donates time and equipment to clear land on West North Street. Fire department plans a controlled burn in two weeks with debris hauled away afterward.
Lawrence County official John Klenoth questions Gov. Ridge plan for counties to run social services arguing it could curb MH MR funding amid inflation and flat budgets. He backs cautious management and warns capitation funding and managed care could cut services for mental health and addiction needs.
The American Payroll Association explains how federal income tax is withheld from paychecks. It covers the percentage method via computer payroll, wage bracket manually, W-4 forms, marital status, pay frequency, gross wages, pre tax deductions, and withholding allowances. Page 6 continues with further details.
John F. Cady, 94, a former State Department officer who specialized in Southeast Asian affairs and an emeritus history professor at Ohio University, died after a brief illness. He served as an OSS analyst in World War II and was noted as a distinguished professor emeritus at OU.
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