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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 2000
Page
4
Peggy Roberts of Philip Morris Management Corp says the House approved funds for the Justice Department to press the federal lawsuit against cigarette makers. The move aims to sustain legal action over taxation and regulation through litigation.
Jean-Luc Lagardere, co-CEO of Airbus Integrated Co., announced the world's largest passenger jet amid a fair-play clash with Boeing. Rodney Slater, the transportation secretary, spoke at LA subway segment dedication, noting momentum for the broader transit vision.
The Supreme Court's 7-2 decision elevates Miranda to constitutional status, affirming its role in police procedure and protecting Fifth Amendment rights. Chief Justice Rehnquist notes the rule now anchors nationwide practices, with limited changes expected and some cases still yielding imperfect justice.
The 158 year old Anderson Cottage on Soldiers Home hill near Washington D C is named by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as the nations most endangered historic site. The piece notes the cottage Lincoln used as a summer White House faces fire hazards and leakage despite not being in imminent danger. The article urges turning stewardship to a dedicated foundation similar to Mt Vernon.
The $100 property tax rebate program triggers a flood of calls to lawmakers and the Revenue Department. With 1.5 million applications processed and 1.8 million left, offices in Geist and O Pake districts report long wait times and frustrating busy signals. Many seniors struggle with the voice system while staffers file forms offline or by Internet. The Revenue Department employs about 265 workers across 23 district offices to handle calls, online filings, and occasional paper submissions as the July 7 deadline nears.
A King Features Syndicate opinion condemns government lawsuits against Microsoft, arguing the firm created computer access for nontechnical users and should not be punished. It criticizes Janet Reno and District Judge Thomas Jackson, calls the antitrust case political, and warns that abuse of court power threatens the rule of law.
The letter criticizes local hypocrisy in New Castle and Lawrence County, noting churches outnumber banks and drug stores, and urging true forgiveness. It questions the senders behind a 38 citizen push for a school board investigation, suggesting self-reflection about personal loyalties and residency changes tied to income.
The New Castle News invites letters up to 350 words from readers with name, address, and phone for verification. Letters may be edited for length and grammar, cannot be libelous or anonymous, and should be mailed to Letters to the Editor, New Castle News, Box 60, New Castle, PA 16103.
Warren Spears of the New Castle Area Honor Guard and American Legion Post 34 commend The News and managing editor Tim Kolodziej for adopting an obituary policy that places replicas of the U.S. flag with veterans' obituaries. The gesture is praised as a respectful tribute to those who served.
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