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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2003
Page
4
Amnesty International spokesman Alistair Hodgett warns that the episode reveals trouble at Guantanamo Bay Cuba where 16 detainees have attempted death by own action. Four detainees reportedly made two attempts.
The report notes Gov. Ed Rendell proposing a $21 billion state budget with anticipated fee increases and unspecified tax hikes. It also recalls Marion Livingston describing a terrorist attack in the Philippines that killed 21, in which missionary Bill Hyde died.
The arrest of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed in Pakistan is hailed as a major setback for al Qaida with possible access to critical documents and computers. It may disrupt operations, prompt a security reassessment, and affect the war in Iraq, while leaving questions about Osama bin Laden and further actionable intelligence.
The Albuquerque Journal reports CAPPS II will pilot at Delta for three months and could roll out nationwide by year end. It runs instant background checks using credit and banking data and compares names against government watch lists raising concerns about civil rights and flight costs.
Pioneer 10, launched March 2 1972, flew beyond Mars and Pluto, logging over 30 years of data before last signal in January. The piece reflects on space ambition from JFK to the ISS, noting reliance on Russia amid global tensions and honoring the mission’s far-reaching endurance.
A retrospective from the future recounts March 2003 as the start of the Iraq invasion after al Qaeda mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed was captured in Pakistan. It notes Saddam's fall, urban combat and civilian casualties, Musharraf's overthrow, and North Korea's threats as the war's aftermath unsettled Baghdad and Washington.
The News editorial condemns abortion as morally wrong and warns society will deteriorate if evil is accepted. It argues open actions are right, while secretive behavior indicates immorality, stating there are no other conclusions to draw.
A reader voices strong opinions on abortion and the law, recalling Nuremberg trials and moral accountability. The letter cites 43 million unborn losses and questions the principle of killing unborn babies, concluding with a stark condemnation. It is signed by Stephen P Zduriencik and Bernice Cwynar Zduriencik of New Castle.
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