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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1992
Page
4
Secretary of State James A. Baker III says global willingness to tolerate the Bosnian capital Sarajevo attacks by Serbian militia is eroding as the nightmare continues, signaling increasing international impatience with the violence.
Bonnie Dunbar, payload commander, describes liftoff as astronauts power up Spacelab in the shuttle cargo bay. The crew expects 13 days of research aboard the mission, with experiments to be conducted in space.
Sen. James Exon of Nebraska blasts Republican moves to compel a vote on a constitutional balanced budget amendment. He accuses opponents of playing hardball and using 30-second commercials to influence voters back home.
The editorial discusses Pennsylvania's looming 1992 budget deadline and the welfare spending fight. Republicans push cuts aimed at saving funds for education, while Democrats warn against hurting social support. Proposals include residency rules and school attendance penalties with uncertain effectiveness.
Sen. Kent Conrad and Rep. Byron Dorgan from North Dakota push for a rural summit as they warn of a hurting farm economy. White House adviser Clayton Yeutter counters that farm income rose since the mid 1980s, with 1990 reaching a record level, suggesting rural concerns may be overstated.
The city moves to curb open burning with a weekend rule allowing fires only Saturday from dawn to 4 pm and limiting burnables to non recyclable paper and cardboard after removing materials that cause odor or smoke. A permit is required and fires must be inside a 55 gallon drum at least 15 feet from structures.
The piece reflects on the 1960 campaign atmosphere in New York. It recalls Kennedy’s rise and Nixon’s link to the old order, and recounts how a blank Nobody for President button became a political message. It discusses protest voters, Perot, Buchanan, Brown, and the likely return to a centrist battleground.
The reader cites Baha i beliefs to frame Jesus as the perfect reflection of God while not aligning with Trinity doctrine. The author argues the Bible can be seen as biblical and emphasizes Baha u ll ahs assertion that only God can unveil His nature. The letter supports equality as a guiding principle in religious discussion.
A reader praises The New Castle News and its Letters to the Editor while reflecting on women’s spiritual strength and historical figures. The writer commends a Memorie s issue, laments wartime anniversaries, and criticizes limited coverage of events like Midway and Normandy, urging continued local journalism support.
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