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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1992
Page
4
New Castle residents and officials trade views on trash burning as a growing issue with blue bag rules. Debates center on permits versus bans, enforcement, and alternatives like site drop offs for organic waste to encourage recycling and reduce smoke.
The state House approves an amendment replacing the Judicial Review Board with a Judicial Conduct Board and a Court of Judicial Discipline to speed investigations and hold hearings. Changes grant the Supreme Court more members and funding control, raising questions about whether reforms will curb court intransigence or preserve it.
Pierce Gerety of the UNHCR says aid finances may dry up within weeks if donors do not step forward. U.N. officials warn they could halt spending of about 1 million dollars weekly on wheat and cash for refugees leaving Pakistan camps and returning to Afghanistan.
Pilot Kenneth Bowersox describes leaving daily bustle to pursue a long held goal as Columbia prepares for liftoff on a 13 day laboratory research mission.
Former hostage Terry Waite explains to the BBC why he ignored warnings and went back to Lebanon in January 1987 to pursue hostage releases. He cites personal pride, sense of honor, compassion, and at times stupidity as factors behind his decision.
The Supreme Court limited standing for animal protection groups in a case about US agencies funding projects abroad. Justice Scalia's majority found no imminent injury, while Blackmun and O'Connor dissented. Outcome favors a mixed 5-4 view on environmental standing.
The author contrasts parents urging kids to propose solutions with the current campaign lacking concrete plans. Bill Clinton is praised for specific proposals to create jobs, cut deficits, and invest in cities, while warning that early specificity invites late scrutiny. The piece urges media to focus on substantial issues over trivia and homilies.
The letter mocks Eugene Fava's June 18 piece by accusing him of misapplying a satirical Webster's Western Pennsylvania definition of gift. It lists criteria implying money for lost wages blames blue collar workers and teachers, and concludes that Fava misinterprets the situation through no fault of his own.
The author condemns the New Castle Area School board as malignancy and argues the board released incorrect information to the press. The letter cites a rejected contract, a lockout, and questions why the union was silent while negotiations stalled.
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