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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1998
Page
4
Rudy Guzman, whose brother died in the federal building bombing, met jurors who convicted Timothy McVeigh. He said he had no court chance to speak to them and praised the justice system, then offered thanks.
Former Secret Service agent William Wasley now Forest Service speaks on a loophole allowing double dipping of federal salaries and pensions. Town planner Michel Aubert notes World Cup visitors energize Montelimar while scalpers sell tickets up to two thousand dollars for certain games.
The piece argues that after the Soviet collapse ethnic tensions in Bosnia and Kosovo drive renewed violence. It notes NATO intervention helped end Bosnia’s war but warns withdrawal risks renewed fighting. It discusses Serbs and Albanians, Milosevic’s nationalism, and the difficulty of peacemaking amid fractured loyalties.
English au pair Louise Woodward has been freed after Massachusetts Supreme Court upheld a manslaughter verdict and found 279 days in jail sufficient. The Daily Mail notes mixed opinions on her guilt and honors the American legal process.
Massachusetts lieutenant governor candidate Jane Swift navigates pregnancy during a statewide race. The article notes media scrutiny, public reactions, and policy support from Gov. Paul Cellucci, highlighting evolving expectations for women's work and family balance in politics. It cites Rutgers and broader feminist analysis of women entering public life while pregnant.
U.S. concerns over exporting civilian technology to China collide with fears it fuels military advances. Li Zhaozing defends contract terms while critics warn waivers and satellite deals raise security risks amid congressional investigations and a shifting export regime.
The June 7 1981 Israeli air strike on Saddam Hussein’s atomic program at Osirak drew immediate global condemnation. The piece argues the U S eventually recognized the move prevented a potential nuclear holocaust in the Gulf region.
A reader letter extols Israel as the land promised to Abraham and asserts its durable friendship with the United States. It credits Jewish contributions to American life and honors Jewish soldiers in World War II, predicting a pivotal role for Israel and Jerusalem in biblical prophecy.
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