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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 2003
Page
4
Air Force Secretary James Roche condemns cadet misconduct as morally reprehensible and criminal while NASA head Sean O Keefe says engineers would have attempted to save Space Shuttle Columbia if aware of the problem.
Robert T. Coonrod, CEO of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, speaks on the death of Fred Rogers noting his influence on goodness honesty and dignity, describing Rogers as more teacher than celebrity.
The Supreme Court ruled 8-1 that Operation Rescue cannot be held liable under RICO for protests aimed at shutting down abortion clinics. The decision emphasizes RICO targets organized crime, not individuals with strong beliefs, while noting the group engaged in intimidation though not extortion. Critics warn the ruling could spark a return to harsher tactics, while supporters urge prosecutions for lawbreaking.
The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports that critics suspect Bush seeks to retool Head Start for accountability and state flexibility, moving it to Education and imposing literacy tests, while experts urge preserving its comprehensive preschool role and funding. Two in five eligible children lack enrollment due to space limits, highlighting funding gaps.
Mitchel Olszak notes a locally orderly February antiwar rally in New Castle with mature participants, but recalls a hostile motorist shout and a counter demonstration. He argues that debate and policy analysis should guide views on war, not sensational displays.
The piece argues war with Iraq will impose heavy costs on Americans beyond lives lost. It notes rising gasoline and heating prices, higher bills from oil costs, and major war financing pressures. It contrasts Allied funding in the last gulf war with expected U.S. sole bearing of military, cleanup, and postwar costs, potentially 85 to 150 billion dollars, with broader budget gaps looming. It criticizes Bush administration for omitting war costs in budget talks and urges candor on fiscal implications.
Students realize their purpose during school hours to become the best readers writers and thinkers possible. They are expected to achieve and receive gratification through high assessment praise and rewards. Some expand horizons outside the classroom through extracurricular activities. Sports fans marvel at the energy to win games and receive cheers from fans each season.
Rare breed students commit three months of school year to musical production. Laurel High will perform South Pacific the last week of March under Todd Cole’s guidance, showcasing memorized lyrics and lines despite delayed gratification.
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