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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1987
Page
4
Our Opinion argues that AIDS does not spread via wet money or casual contact. It cites CDC, AMA, and surgeon general warning against panic and blanket policies, urging reliance on scientific facts over fear to protect health and civil liberties.
The piece argues Oliver North dodges testimony before the Iran Contra panel amid immunity talks and alleged personal use of arms sale funds. It contends North feigns willingness to talk while hiding behind legal maneuvers, urging Congress to force his testimony or jail him for contempt.
Len Kolasinski argues retirement is a traumatic shift requiring proactive exit training. Employers rarely prepare workers for this transition, neglecting coping skills, routines, and postwork purpose beyond pensions and Social Security, and suggesting early retirement as a management tool.
Jackie Gleason a versatile entertainer dies at 71 leaving a legacy on screen with The Hustler and Ralph Kramden. He blended humor and pathos, shaping TV comedy. Also notes London Underground opened its first section January 10, 1863.
Readers are directed to contact Executive Editor Len Kolasinski as Reader's Contact with any complaints about a news story. Provide phone or mail details to reach him.
A devotional reflection cites Luke and the eye of the needle to argue wealth harms eternal focus. It contrasts abundant riches with spiritual value, telling the parable of the farmer who hoarded crops, died that day, and learned life hinges on God rather than things. The piece urges recognizing all possessions as gifts and being caretakers.
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