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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 2003
Page
4
In a forum on Iraq policy Rep. James Moran faces swift censure for linking Jewish group influence to support for war. The episode echoes Trent Lott's past remarks and highlights broader lessons on bias, public opinion, and the complex factors shaping a war decision.
The piece argues France undermines U.S. efforts on Iraq by courting Security Council allies and supplying Iraq with military parts. It criticizes antiwar rhetoric as superficial, defends Bush’s decisive stance, and highlights humanitarian costs of Saddam Hussein’s regime while calling out appeasement and culture war narratives.
The Air Force Academy faced a major cheating scandal in the 1960s with over 100 cadets violating the honor code. officials chose not to dismiss an entire class, sparking debate about accountability and the later sexual abuse allegations. Reform efforts by Air Force leaders followed amid broader questions about academy value and coeducation.
Charles D Porterfield argues that New Castle City Council uses spot zoning to permit a video store on Wilmington Avenue. He cites local officials claiming future commercial zoning and warns the action benefits only a few, not the community.
Letter from Anthony J. Elisco promoting the America First Party PA chapter led by George Stryker. It claims 36 states active, appeals to registered Dems and Republicans who stay home and independents, and invites readers to contact for mid-April meeting details at 724 657 8904.
Readers are invited to send signed letters up to 300 words to New Castle News Box 60 New Castle Pa 16103. Include name address and telephone number. letters may be edited for style and grammar to meet publication standards.
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