Michael Caine Wins Second Best Supporting Oscar
Actor Michael Caine addresses the audience after winning his second supporting actor Oscar, saying he hopes others will be survivors as he stands up for the win.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 2000
Page
4
Actor Michael Caine addresses the audience after winning his second supporting actor Oscar, saying he hopes others will be survivors as he stands up for the win.
White House spokesman Joe Lockhart said differences are significant and more work is needed after President Clinton and Syrian President Hafez Assad failed to seal an agreement to restart negotiations between Israel and Syria.
Venezuelan Oil Minister Ali Rodriguez says OPEC oil ministers are close to agreeing on increasing production to curb rising petroleum prices and ease pressure on the United States and other oil-importing nations.
Our Opinion condemns Lawrence County commissioners for violating the Sunshine Act and removing a housing authority board member. The piece warns of a trend toward raw power, poor leadership, and damaged public confidence, urging wiser, more collaborative governance.
The Vatican’s new Memory and Reconciliation statement and pope led confession aim to mend Catholic Jewish ties but reviewers accuse it of passive voice and vagueness. They argue Christian complicity in the Holocaust and Crusades remains underplayed and past harm remains unacknowledged despite John Paul II’s efforts. Universal Press Syndicate
A 2000 census report shows Americans reacting with anger fear and mistrust as census takers inspect forms. Critics dub the process invasive while officials stress confidentiality and legal mandate. The piece notes the short form covers seven questions. the long form probes finances housing and work details with a 38 minute completion estimate.
The News editor questions Councilman Mark Elisco's motives as he pivots from an open burning ban to proposing the city council condemn the death penalty. The piece notes his recurring focus on burning issues and attributes his actions to frustration and outrage over policy shifts.
The New Castle News invites reader letters under three rules: no libel, no anonymous submissions, and a 350 word limit with name address and phone for verification. The writer accuses a council member of bias and urges political change, suggesting motives and offering a harsh critique of crime and punishment in America.
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