Killer bees and gypsy moths threaten tainted forests in Pennsylvania
Our Opinion notes killer bees spread from South America to North America with winter resilience. scientists warn and countermeasures include radar and queen kidnapping, while Pennsylvania faces a more urgent threat from gypsy moths moving toward Lawrence, Venango, and Clarion counties defoliating 1.4 million acres.
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United Way Sets New Hurdle in Lawrence County Drive
United Way of Lawrence County targets a 1987 goal of 675000, up 1 percent from last year, aiming for a 12th straight year meeting the target. Funds support 25 human service and health care agencies, strengthening the community by aiding those in need. Public support urged as drive planning continues.
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Reader's Contact at New Castle News for complaints
Readers are directed to Executive Editor Kolasinski as the Reader's Contact for concerns about news accuracy. Contact by phone or mail is encouraged to address complaints to the editor responsible for reader feedback.
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Hearings blaze no new trails in Iran case
The Iran hearings are half done and dire conclusions are drawn by James Reston and others, aiming to discredit Reagan. Reagan’s Iran diplomacy was a mistake he owns, but Congress’s probe risks becoming a broader attack on his foreign policy, focusing on procedures rather than substantive findings.
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Does God’s love justify hell or discard justice
Editor Thomas J. Donegan of New Castle letters in doubt about Bishop’s claim that hell is discarded by God’s love. He argues a full divine nature includes truth virtue and justice, questions whether a willful sinner who resists remorse should escape hell, and asks what becomes of such a man if hell does not exist.
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Stop Nuclear Tests Now Local Residents Call to Action
A broad, cross section of citizens from New Castle to Cape Canaveral join in a united plea against nuclear testing. They urge Congress to pass a Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty, stressing moral implications and immediate public action.
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Texas Faces New Fortunes as Legislature Returns to Austin
Editorial contrasts Texas and New Jersey fiscal paths as Texas lawmakers return to craft a budget to extend state operations beyond August 31 amid a projected 6.5 billion deficit for 1988-89. It notes Gov. Clements clash with a Democratic Legislature over tax cuts and spending and cites other states’ responses to recessions and tax changes.
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Catholic bishops urge compassion on AIDS and call for abstinence
California's 23 Catholic bishops issue a pastoral letter urging compassion for AIDS victims, condemning judgment, promoting care and precaution, and advocating abstinence and fidelity over condoms. They urge testing, protections for health workers, and responsible public health measures while noting failures in outreach and partner notification.
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