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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1992
Page
4
Ross Perot says he will pay for his campaign efforts to help the people who cannot afford it and rejects critics from both parties who accuse him of buying access or influence as he pursues the White House.
Rep. Joe Barton decries the 232 181 House vote to cease federal funding for an 8.3 billion superconducting collider in his district. In AIDS progress, Patricia Fultz notes a Science report that chimps inoculated with an experimental vaccine showed protection against the AIDS virus.
The article argues President Yeltsin used missing in action stories to sway U S aid to Russia. It questions the accuracy of MIA claims, warns against basing aid on such narratives, and notes Russia’s economic reform challenges and potential wasteful spending. It stresses US interests should guide aid and emphasizes caution over Russian credibility.
A NTUF report shows House members spent 10.8 million on postage in Q1 1992, up 83 percent from 1991. Critics say franking mails are propaganda to sway voters, often issued cyclically before elections to bolster incumbents.
Clinton told a TV audience that Mario Cuomo would make a good Supreme Court justice. The piece notes Cuomo’s indecision and rhetorical flair as potential drawbacks for a judge and suggests keeping him in his current governor role. Scripps Howard News Service.
Two freshmen Democrats Katherine McHale and Michael Sturla pressed for access to closed-door budget negotiations but were rebuffed by House Appropriations chair Dwight Evans. Lawmakers voted to allow small groups of rank-and-file members to observe talks, yet leaders say real decisions happen in private and cite the gap between theory and practice. The debate reflects mixed views on openness, with some noting increased transparency in details while others warn observers may hinder top-level negotiation.
President Bush urged to end Walsh's probe as Caspar Weinberger fights back against what he calls legal terrorism. The former secretary asserts the Iran-Contra investigations are unfounded, misused and aimed at pressuring him into false statements.
A Mohawk School Board member disputes The News account of his budget stance. He says his vote against the budget stemmed from concerns over funding for lower quarter students and a psychology course, not the vo ag science teacher. He notes delays in hiring due to a large upcoming seventh grade class and the decision not to replace a retiring grade teacher.
The New Castle News invites letters up to 350 words with writer name address and telephone for verification. Submissions should be legible and mailed to Letters to the Editor New Castle News Box 60 New Castle Pa 16103.
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