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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 2000
Page
4
Satirist Michael Moore announces he is campaign strategist for 19 ficus plants contesting congressional seats where incumbents face no opposition. The stunt targets voter apathy and the political system.
Andy Rudin of the Interfaith Coalition on Energy cites a church heat issue as the major problem. The group advocates energy efficiency measures for congregations to reduce waste and save costs.
The Star Tribune argues extending the five year ban on e commerce taxes is unnecessary and unfair. States should retain their right to set sales tax policy and tax-online purchases at the same rate as in person. Conservatism supports allowing the ban to expire in 2001.
The article notes the historic shift in US attitudes toward cancer as Giuliani publicly disclosed his prostate cancer. It contrasts past secrecy with present openness, citing public figures who have spoken about cancers and suggesting the disclosure could influence his Senate race.
Ray Oyster of Germansville reported a 15.86 pound rainbow trout caught in Lehigh County last week. It is noted as the largest rainbow trout ever caught in Pennsylvania, with the angler describing the moment a bass and a trout interaction occurred before the big strike.
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled 2 to 1 that Ohio’s motto “With God, all things are possible” violates the First Amendment. The American Civil Liberties Union backed a Presbyterian minister in the suit. Governor vows appeal, keeping the controversy in public view.
The piece argues Congress will approve normal trade relations with China as Shanghai's vast, modern growth underscores the global economy's rise. It cites U.S. labor concerns, GOP doubts, and Clinton administration push for deeper ties amid China's nationalism, economic rise, and WTO entry.
The editorial criticizes Rev. Joseph R. McCaffrey for personal assaults while endorsing other parts of his April 20 letter. It asserts penal laws require judicial discretion to match offense severity, noting Eric Boron's first infraction was deemed slight and that McCaffrey cites the judge's opportunity to close the case due to Boron's violations.
McCaffrey argues the court should ignore proportionality and use maximum punishment to achieve a result, a stance seen as subordinating the rule of law to desired outcomes. Frank G. Verterano, New Castle.
City council members vote to ban burning amid smoke concerns. Commentators warn of potential financial costs to residents if restrictions extend to fireworks displays within city limits and call for voter action at the next election.
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