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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2000
Page
4
Elian Gonzalez tells ABC interviewer Diane Sawyer in Spanish through a cousin that his mother is not in heaven or lost and suggests she may have lost her memory and does not know he is alive. The remark came during a televised interview on Good Morning America.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces corruption indictments after police recommended charging him. Critics call the inquiry politicized with an outcome known beforehand, while supporters defend the process as legitimate.
Iran's Bijan Namdar Zangeneh told OPEC members at a meeting that a market shortage should be avoided and that numbers would not be discussed publicly. Ministers debated whether to increase oil output to rein in rising prices.
The editorial argues against a constitutional flag desecration amendment, asserting it would threaten free expression and empower dissidents. It notes the proposed twist by Sen. Hollings to link limits on campaign contributions, questions the hypocrisy, and urges defending broad freedoms over quick fixes.
A critical take on the Oscars notes American Beauty won best picture yet mixes praise with accusations of tackiness and vulgarity. The piece highlights fascination with celebrities and the film industry, citing Americans spending 7.5 billion on movie tickets last year and praising some films amid the excess.
A reflective essay celebrating aging, arguing that great work often comes late. It cites Pope John Paul II at 79 seeking forgiveness for centuries of church error and uniting faiths during a Holy Land trip. It lists late‑career achievements by Freud, Wright, Johnson, Morrison and Golda Meir as inspiration for older creators.
Gore and Bush lock in nominations as campaign rhetoric heats up. The writer contrasts abortion stands, constitutional judge philosophy, and tax policy, noting Gore favors broader spending while Bush pushes tax cuts. The piece argues not to waste a vote and cites past voting regrets. King Features Syndicate.
A reader responds to James T. Shaw Sr. with skepticism about county commissioners coaching assessors on politeness. He suggests a census style reassessment with home questionnaires and private data, allowing outside street observations and limited physical checks for new or soon-to-sell houses, while preserving confidentiality.
The New Castle News invites readers to send letters up to 350 words with name address and phone for verification. Letters may be edited for length and grammar and are published unless libelous. Mail to Letters to the Editor New Castle News Box 60 New Castle Pa 16103. County residents urged caution about internet photo sharing.
The News editor praises community effort for Rev. Alan DeCristoforo diagnosed with leukemia. A volleyball playathon raised 12031.22 in sponsorships and a kitchen project added 655.11. Churches and locals donated goods and money, reflecting widespread city backing and prayers for miracles.
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