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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2018
Page
5
NBC News highlighted a looming doctor shortage with projections of 42,600 to 121,300 fewer physicians by 2030. Dr. John Curry recalls changes since 1974 that shifted medicine toward a transactional system, driven by costs, premiums, insurers, and bureaucracy, leaving patients with rising bills and limited access.
A compact roster provides contact details for national and state lawmakers. Names include U S senators Debbie Stabenow and Gary Peters, U S representatives Fred Upton and Bill Huizenga, and state senators Artan Meekhot Tonya Schullmaker, plus state representatives Daniela Garcia.
An open letter from a Newaygo County resident to Bill Huizenga criticizes his 2016 election actions. It claims he and Republicans pushed conservative goals including Supreme Court seats, reproductive rights limits, Dodd-Frank rollbacks, tax cuts for the wealthy, and donor influence. The piece repeats praise for donors and argues the GOP drained the treasury.
Carol Newth of Newaygo cites insurance woes and high drug prices and calls on Republican lawmakers to grow a spine. She accuses them of colluding with Trump, decrying attacks on democracy, the Constitution, and U S agencies, urging removal at the polls.
The Sentinel marks unsigned editorials as opinion pieces representing the writer or artist, not the newspaper. Submission rules allow letters up to 300 words, longer pieces considered case by case and punished at editor’s discretion. guest columns range from 600 to 750 words. The Sentinel edits letters and columns for clarity AP style, fact checking, and space, with full online publication usually.
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