Congress votes near split on Afghan war end call
An unusual bipartisan group pressed for a faster Afghan war end, falling 215 to 204 in a near miss. The rise from 162 votes last year suggests waning support as Osama bin Laden’s death shifts context while U S and NATO combat continues.
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Debate over Afghanistan mission and future role
The piece argues that Afghan fighting persists with Taliban and other groups seeking US withdrawal. It questions whether endless foreign involvement serves national security and calls for alternatives to war and a serious national discussion on America's future in Afghanistan.
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Debating Global Warming Doomsayers And Tornado Terrors
A synthesis of climate discourse features Bill McKibben arguing warming fuels droughts floods and twisters, contrasted with Harold Camping's failed doomsday claim. Critics cite improved tornado reporting and declining fatalities per capita, urging calm assessment over alarmist forecasts while noting political biases and uncertainty in climate predictions.
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Blame shifting over fast food and kids health
A critique of blame the food industry for childhood obesity cites a CAI letter urging McDonald’s to retire Ronald McDonald. The piece argues personal responsibility matters and mentions various chains while noting partisan rhetoric about children’s diet and autonomy.
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Spaying efforts applauded by caring county residents
A letter to the editor commends Lawrence County Animal Relief Fund for its low cost spay and neuter program. The writer thanks volunteers for helping over 100 cats and urges recognition for the volunteers who make pet owners responsible and reduce cat overpopulation.
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Signs stolen in May election sparking voter concern
A resident reports about six candidate signs in their yard for the May 17 election, with two signs removed early May 18 by Mary Anne Tofel and Jim Farris. The writer praises their actions and says they would vote for them again if their names appear on another ballot.
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New Castle News Staff and Contact Information
The New Castle News lists staff and contact details with editor Lawrence Corvi and staffers Michael Matis Nancy Bergey and Laura Crawford. The box includes P G Box 60 New Castle PA and the telephone line (724) 654 6651.
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