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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1994
Page
4
Rep Mike Kreidler accuses the tobacco industry of deceiving the public as FDA Commissioner David Kessler reports Brown & Williamson secretly developed cigarettes with twice the normal nicotine and released them last year, undermining light brand labels.
Michael Fay describes being assaulted and pulled from his chair during interrogation in Singapore. He says he was pressured into admitting he spray painted cars, a claim raised after his release from prison.
Allen Sinai of Lehman Brothers warned of U.S. foreign policy weakness as the dollar fell to a postwar low against the yen on Tuesday, sparking turbulence in financial markets from North Korea to the U.S.-Japan trade talks.
An editorial cautions that a Nobel Peace Prize for Jimmy Carter is premature given ongoing North Korea nuclear tensions. It cites Kim Il Sung's regime, Clinton era policy shifts, and doubts whether a freeze reflects prior aims. It warns that a nuclear North Korea risks American troops and regional stability while urging careful diplomacy.
A former Common Pleas Court judge left for a federal post, prompting Gov. Casey to appoint a special commission to propose replacements. The Senate must confirm nominations, but it may delay indefinitely. Five nominees in other counties failed to win needed votes, signaling political gridlock as discussions continue on Lawrence County’s vacant seat and merit-based reforms.
Scripps Howard News Service recounts Japan's long refusal to import foreign rice, the 1995-2001 import targets, and a crackdown on mixed or labeled rice. It notes a 580 percent tariff on American blend, distrust over rodent contamination, and Japan’s $60 billion trade surplus with the United States as negotiators prepare to press for broader access.
Opinion piece arguing against Clinton health reform, claiming federal intrusion into health care would hurt the majority while failing to help the few. It asserts private medicine already serves the uninsured, warns of rising costs and job loss, and cites a Joint Economic Committee study on employer mandates reducing employment and wages.
The Supreme Court backs Margaret Gilleo in Ladue Missouri, defending free speech by upholding a sign ban as unconstitutional. Justice Stevens writes that a home is a castle for political expression, and limits on signs must avoid suppressing ideas. The piece lauds broad First Amendment protections and condemns government attempts to curb public opinion.
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