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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2003
Page
4
Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri told a Kuwaiti diplomat to shut up and cursed him, calling him a traitor. The exchange occurred as Kuwaitis urged Saddam Hussein to step down, reflecting tensions during the crisis.
A risk to the Baghdad coalition and the broader anti terrorism alliance looms as debate over Iraq intensifies after September 11. The article notes that a unilateral U.S. attack could fracture both coalitions and threaten global efforts.
The text notes rising peril on the Korean Peninsula after four North Korean fighter jets intercepted an American spy plane over the Sea of Japan. It portrays a potential second crisis and suggests heightened regional danger beyond Iraq.
The article portrays a diplomatic clash over a second U.N. resolution on Iraq. It notes President Bush's repeated statements favoring the overthrow of the Iraqi regime and argues that U.S. insistence on force makes the U.N. debate seem unnecessary in practical terms.
Margot Goldberg 16 says she has little license to act but reserves the right to be idealistic as thousands of students walk out of class Wednesday to protest the war with Iraq.
Marwan Damouni an Israeli Arab bus driver was among dozens wounded in a death by own action bombing that killed 16 people. He described a moment of numbness and seeing blood on his arms.
Gov Rendell’s first budget faces swift approval by a Republican controlled House with only eight of 94 Democrats voting yes. The $21 billion measure moved without hearings or debate, and education subsidies remain frozen. A second part envisions higher school funding, slot machines at racetracks, and potential tax increases.
The News letters page carries Betsy Hart railing against the use of the term useful idiot. She accuses liberal critics of aiding enemies, cites Mona Charen, and questions Lenin's intent. The missive challenges claims about Reagan, the Soviet economy, and the good versus evil framing.
The letter discusses reader engagement guidelines and releases a heated mix of local grievances and national politics. It laments Wayne Township Burnstown snow removal failures, questions emergency access, and attacks Bush era policy with sharp sarcasm.
An essay tracing Lent’s origins from fasting to a 40 day season. It urges Christians to seek God’s will daily rather than simply giving up treats, and to embrace quiet growth with Christ toward the fullness of faith. It emphasizes inner change, not material success, and highlights Easter’s sacred focus.
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