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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1980
Page
4
A health department advisory cautions that alcohol is a depressant and can dangerously interact with tranquilizers sleeping pills and many prescription and over the counter medicines. It warns that combining alcohol with these can impair reaction time and coordination, potentially causing serious injury or death.
The article notes athletes and editors debating boycotts blending politics with sport. Bruce Jenner says he reconsidered and supports a boycott, prompted by fan mail and the Afghan crisis. It questions whether changing meals signals broader protest or mere livelihood concerns.
The Caller-Times reports a near miss at NORAD near Colorado Springs when a computer glitch falsely signaled Soviet missiles. The scare underscores two false alarms in a year, prompting calls for more redundancy and fail-safe circuits to protect civilization.
Tina Bahadori, an honor student slated to be valedictorian at Atlantic City High School, withdrew after teachers circulated a petition opposing her selection. The controversy centered on her Iranian birth, with critics arguing her heritage could provoke vengeance. Her withdrawal raises questions about petty bias and the American ideal in Providence, R. I.
John P. Roche argues against broad immunity for religious bodies from government scrutiny. He cites California Hare Krishna probes and Supreme Court refusals, urging case by case review, opposition to compulsory prayer, and warning against private sects assuming state-like power. He invokes Holmes and McCulloch v Maryland to critique total religious exemption.
The piece argues that real experts avoid putting others down or using jargon. It recounts Einstein asking simple questions to clarify a lecturer, illustrating effective communication. It contrasts the old view that teachers must stay fixed with Aquinas's idea that good teachers meet students where they are and guide them.
The article discusses how deed restrictions in single family focused developments aim to protect property values. It notes the common legal question of how long residents have to enforce violations and that, generally, a statutory time limit governs actions to challenge breaches.
A homeowner challenged neighborhood restrictions on roomers in a restricted area and won that the rule remained binding despite nearby violations. Courts look to majority behavior and intent to keep or abandon single family status, noting wording affects whether apartment buildings fit residential use. The American Bar Association discusses how changing neighborhoods influence enforceability.
Dear P J K, seeking acceptance is natural but not wrong. God made humans for love and companionship. The temptation to bend morals for popularity harms, but embracing Christ's love can restore self-worth, turning desire for acceptance into loving others for His sake.
A bronzed Jesse Owens track shoe from East Tech Cleveland with 1932 100 yd and 200 yd dash times was preserved by the New Castle News sports department and finally placed in the Hall of Fame. The inscription notes Chicago July 17 1932 and authentic provenance through local discovery around Taggart Stadium.
A long lost Jesse Owens shoe is donated to the National Track and Field Hall of Fame in Charleston West Virginia after a local effort from New Castle News staffer. The hall plans a prominent place for the relic honoring Owens who died recently. The Penn State news bureau won the Creativity 80 award for excellence in news writing and internal communications.
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