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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
2
Readers urged legislators to publicly itemize and disclose all expense payments to stop secrecy and restore taxpayer trust. The piece cites a $3,600 increase, bringing unaccounted expenses to $8,400 plus $7,200 salary, totaling $15,600, and argues for accountability and public posting.
John W. Holmes discusses Canada’s shift toward Pacific relations following the Canada Pacific Railway era, noting a revived belief in the Japanese wheat market and broader cultural exchange aims. He emphasizes the White Paper’s framing of a Pacific direction rather than a comprehensive policy, urging cautious optimism about building ties with diverse Asian nations and Pacific partners.
Allan M. Cartter of NYU warns of a 30 to 50 percent oversupply of Ph.D. holders across fields in the 1970s amid a job market downturn. Deborah Shapley notes continued college and industry hiring shifts favoring B.S. over Ph.D. degrees as science unemployment rises.
Far Eastern Economic Review argues Australia keeps white policy to attract Europeans while barring Asians, provoking Labour divisions. Aborigines are described as second class. historical cruelty cited. The piece contrasts domestic needs with foreign promises and calls for fairer treatment at home. Governor Shapp urged to keep offices open and allow absentee voting to speed essential work.
A prominent state politician lay near death for weeks as doctors failed to halt decline and family awaited outcome. The piece notes society's struggle with death, dignity, and belief that life should persist, citing Psychology Today and Freud while examining modern attitudes toward mortality.
Joseph DiLullo questions lawmakers in New Castle about pay hikes and the state income tax. He argues citizens must vote out incumbents and replace them with a new Harrisburg crew to avoid continuing fiscal increases.
The All-Night Party Committee of Union High School expresses gratitude to all who helped the event succeed. Special thanks to Union Township merchants for gifts, Union Township Police Department for volunteer service, and New Castle News plus local radio stations for free announcements.
The letter writer defends the idea of showing Historical Flags of the United States on Kennedy Square on American holidays and credits Veterans of Foreign Wars Posts 522 and 315 for funding and organizing the effort. The focus remains on completing the project rather than origin of the idea.
James V. Moses writes from Ohio praising taxpayers for restraint while noting his own 1920s era wages and 30 mile daily travels. He argues lawmakers earn too much and should face voters on income tax and pay raises, comparing his $7,200 earnings and $15,600 annual figure to the common worker.
In New Castle Pennsylvania at the Armory the driver testing course is called inadequate and in need of updating. A 16 year old trained in school Driver Education highlights the flawed procedures and eye test being passed for licensing. Mr and Mrs Scheffter support addressing accident prevention at the source.
Sydney J Harris muses on how money often goes to those who pressure us while affection raises with difficulty. He argues love is hard work not mere pleasure and mocks the social dream of effortless romance. He critiques diplomacy and notes perceptions alter facts once spoken.
Victor P. Jakovac urges opposition to Senate Bill 230 which would repeal the 40-foot trailer limit while keeping 55-foot overall length and axle weights. The writer argues larger trailers raise fears but claims efficiency gains reduce trips and traffic, pollution, and road wear. Eugene Case New Wilmington RD 1
Karen Rice writes a heartfelt tribute praising her father as the best life she knows, expressing endless love and gratitude. She notes his constant presence in the world and sends wishes of joy and happiness, signing the message from 506 Court Street.
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