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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1996
Page
9
Ellen Kleinerman reflects on fatherhood from the first sight of a newborn to the toddler years. She contrasts a dad’s instinctive caregiving with the moment a daughter says Da and the shifts as kids grow older. The piece notes the deepening bond, protective questions, and the realization that time moves fast.
In Washington AP reports Americans are buying self-stick stamps. A Michigan postal clerk joked weight gain came from licking stamps, and a later customer requested a book of diet stamps, prompting the clerk to write to postal headquarters.
Astrid Rabbersvik of Kristiansand sought 1000 kroner but an Oslo ATM dispensed large sums. Cash poured out until empty, she gathered about 39 900 kroner in plastic bags and reported the error, returning the extra funds after the machine logged only the withdrawal.
The Rev. Keith Wilkins explains why he withdrew his son Jamie and daughter Sheree from Neshannock Township schools three years ago. He cites peer pressure a lack of discipline and author ity as key factors while noting his own positive, facilitator role in education. Jamie improved academically after homeschooling and plans aeronautics study, with intent to homeschool future children. Sheree chose to stay home and aims for a Christian college. The piece examines local educator perspectives on homeschooling within the ongoing series.
Nicole Micheli and about a dozen peers in a ninth through 12th grade writing club meet monthly under Marilyn Engelman to critique topics, read literature, and share samples. Members have entered poetry contests, had works printed, and even produced a yearbook, showcasing active participation beyond home study.
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