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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2003
Page
4
Scott Watson of Atlantic City New Jersey comments on why the United Nations hesitates to back a U S call for war in Iraq noting that the U N did not suffer the same immediate threat.
Geoff Arnold of the Nevada Brothel Association questions a prostitution tax proposal and jokes about in-room calculators. Sam Cooper of Pittsburgh opposes a U.S. war in Iraq and rejects international approval as a constraint.
Buenos Aires Herald argues the Iraq dispute is overrated and the war effort is neither clearly good nor bad. It calls for readers to think more critically about the conflict and warns that truth and sanity suffer amid pro and anti war rhetoric.
The Egyptian Gazette notes that if war erupts, March offers the last window for Gulf weather. It warns searing desert heat will hinder American troops in anti-chemical gear, stressing timing as a strategic constraint.
In the span of days more than 100 people have died in two nightclub disasters that could have and should have been prevented. The death toll underscores the need for states and localities to review and strengthen building and fire codes. Times Union Albany NY.
New Castle considers extending the commercial zone on Wilmington Avenue from the 600 block to include five lots in the 700 block for a video rental store. The plan ends transitional zoning and would commercialize the street, prompting concern over long term city planning and residential impact. John K. Manna notes need for durable zoning lasting decades and warns against ad hoc adjustments.
The Feb editorial criticizes Bush administration handling of Saddam Hussein and cites France Germany and Britain as examples of anti American sentiment. It also questions real estate market support arguments and praises local workers for safety and improved lives.
The News invites readers to send letters with their views. Letters must not be libelous or anonymous, and may be edited for length and grammar. Include name, address, and phone number for verification. publishable text limited to 300 words, send to Letters to the Editor, New Castle News, Box 60, New Castle PA 16103.
Editor praises New Castle snow cleaners for their care and knowledge during snowstorms. Streets cleared sufficiently to meet daily needs, allowing residents freedom to perform home and work tasks.
A speech warns of a 420 billion dollar foreign trade shortfall harming national welfare. It urges buying U.S. products, opposing occupation for oil, and resisting government surveillance of freedoms. It recalls 1930s Germany and argues the military industrial complex must be brought under control.
A meditation on how small figures like Ananias and Barnabas helped Saul become Paul. The piece argues God can use lesser people to launch great works and urges readers to be Ananias or Barnabas in their own lives.
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