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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1992
Page
4
Justice Kennedy upholds a 30 year ban on officially sponsored worship, reinforcing that the Constitution forbids the state from enforcing religious conformity as a condition for high school graduation. The decision strengthens the prohibition on prayers during graduation ceremonies.
National drug czar Bob Martinez denounces undeclared candidate Ross Perot as a threat to constitutional liberties amid Cold War posturing. House Armed Services Chair Les Aspin cautions on using force to curb Third World nuclear programs as nuclear arms remain the key deterrent.
Our Opinion questions the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service for spending 491,607 on this year’s awards ceremony and 426,000 on air travel and hotels for 900 staffers. It argues morale may be boosted without lavish travel, urges Congress to curb perks, and calls for more sensible use of taxpayer funds.
The Ice-T song Cop Killer provokes outrage as police and lawmakers oppose the lyrics. Time Warner faces boycotts after selling the album with critics arguing it promotes violence against officers. Corporate executives defend creative freedom while acknowledging controversy and mixed profits.
Mitchel Olszak argues that Ross Perot has a real but uncertain chance at the presidency. He cites GOP opposition portraying Perot as unstable and notes questions over specifics on deficit reduction and job creation. The piece predicts harsh campaigning through September and suggests a Likely outcome that Perot may force reforms even without winning.
King Features Syndicate argues Bill Clinton cannot adapt his campaign plan after Ross Perot gains momentum. It notes Clinton downplays unions and black support, attacks Mexican trade, and risks alienating both black voters and union members, risking suburban voter turnout and the crucial 34 percent threshold in a three way race.
Lawrence County eyes a bright future with a new theme Bucks For A Fireworks Capital of America. County residents are urged to support plans from a museum to a fireworks theme park as four local manufacturers showcase regional history.
Jo Ann McBride of the Fireworks Capital of America Committee urges Lawrence County residents to donate through canisters labeled Boom In Lawrence County. She says if every resident gave one dollar, jobs would be created and revenue generated. canisters will be collected by the end of June.
A reader questions the practice of draining hydrants during water shortages. He notes long hydrant drains on an empty street and suggests alternatives such as directing water to treatment plants pumps, storing for fire trucks, or supplying farms.
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