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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1989
Page
4
San Francisco doctors led by Dr. Alan Levin push private testing of Compound Q to treat AIDS. They argue FDA delays hinder lifesaving treatment, while the agency opens a probe into the San Francisco program amid debates over private experimentation and safe oversight.
State official Arthur Davis leads East Coast push to ban mass helium balloon launches citing harm to sea life. Balloons litter oceans and can be swallowed by whales and sea turtles, causing death. Mcs, advocacy groups warn of broader ecological damage and urging legislative action.
City officials cite rising employment rates and new projects like Beaver Valley Expressway and a new terminal at Greater Pittsburgh International Airport as signs of improvement. Councilman Gary Bonelli warns against assuming decline, arguing the Tin Mill mindset lingers despite data from April showing Lawrence County unemployment at 4.5 percent, the state at 4.4 percent, and the nation at 5.3 percent.
A black columnist recalls the Sam Pierce era at HUD as a cesspool of unethical activity with fraud and influence peddling. He cites Pierce and White House allies, warns President Bush, and stresses dangers of appointing loyalists over competence.
An editorial argues the U S faces no sanctions for abortion while condemning China's actions. It claims over 3000 U S babies are killed daily, denounces legal murder, and questions the role of civil rights and religious laws amid international responses.
Letters to the editor express offense at a June 21 commentary and oppose the Supreme Court decision on flag burning. Authors cite patriotism, constitutional ideals, and calls to overturn the ruling, urging lawmakers to act while defending national symbols and values.
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