Virus doubly destructive rivaling Love Bug spreads fear
Simon Perry of Computer Associates International Inc. warns that a new virus is more destructive than the Love Bug and has spread quickly, triggering concerns in the wake of the recent global outbreak.
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Giuliani bows from race amid health and marriage woes
New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani withdraws from the New York Senate race citing prostate cancer and marital challenges. He says the wait for a favorable outcome has been lengthy but satisfying given the decision. NASA launch director Dave King confirms Atlantis lifted off Friday to fix the international space station.
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Court blocks Pennsylvania lobbyist disclosure law
Commonwealth Court in a 4 to 3 decision ruled the new lobbyist disclosure act unconstitutional, arguing it singles out lawyers by treating attorney lobbyists differently from non lawyers. The ruling prompts debate over the public’s right to know and moves to the state Supreme Court for final resolution.
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Pennsylvania Sets B Grade Standard for Teacher Licensure
Education writers critique Pennsylvania plan mandating a B average for all teaching program graduates to obtain licensure. They warn it may fuel grade inflation and dumbing down, arguing for assessment-based proof of knowledge instead of inflated averages.
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Helen Thomas era ends as press icon departs UPI
The White House press corps figure Helen Thomas resigns from United Press International at 79 as the agency is sold to News World. A relentless questioner, she shaped access, pressed presidents from Kennedy to Clinton, earning fame as the fearless feminist voice in journalism.
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Bush and Gore face party extremists in tough balancing act
Bush and Gore struggle to keep hard line factions in check while appealing to moderates. Reich scolds Gore as too timid, signaling Gore’s centering may be effective. Bush's Elian Gonzalez stance shows pressure to avoid right wing backlash and keep Senate loyalties in line.
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Hospital staff displays compassion
A reader commends Ellwood City Hospital staff for exceptional care in an emergency room visit that lasted a week. The writer notes professional, compassionate treatment from all personnel and says no other facility could have provided better care.
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Readers react in letters to editor board endorses clashes
Selection of submitted letters covers praise for compassionate caregivers, questions about God and punishment, and sharp jabs at the church and local politics. Contributors reference Ellwood City and Lawrence County, noting public discourse and editorial stance amid community issues.
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