New Castle News Briefs and Local Highlights
Local newspaper snippet notes brief updates from New Castle and surrounding area. Contains concise items on community events and public notices with focus on residents, schools, and town services.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1989
Page
4
Local newspaper snippet notes brief updates from New Castle and surrounding area. Contains concise items on community events and public notices with focus on residents, schools, and town services.
The New Castle News editorial page explains that editorials are the paper’s collective view while columns represent individual writers. It defends open debate, notes reader responses to a column by Jackie Kunzmann opposing car cruises, and predicts crowds at the upcoming Back to the ’50s weekend with the publisher expressing his own opinions.
United Press International reports the Senate Law and Justice Committee approved a 20 million dollar assault on crime bill to add 500 state troopers to combat rising drug crime demand and to enforce state liquor laws. The measure highlights cost, fiscal concerns, and broader policing needs across municipalities.
The piece argues the Rehnquist court adheres to strict construction, not activism, challenging liberal cries of judicial overreach. It cites June 15 rulings on parental liberty and four controversial decisions, defending constitutionality and urging patience for change via amendment.
From Las Vegas Jerry Falwell announces the Moral Majority is closing, claiming the religious right is in place. The piece notes the group peaked in 1984 with 11 million dollars and Reagan backing, then declined after scandals and fundraising losses. It discusses the shift in political language and the broader liberal response.
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