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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 2013
Page
6
The Sentinel outlines opinion page rules with unsigned editorials reflecting the paper and all other letters and cartoons representing individual writers. Readers may write to columnists in care of The Sentinel.
Sentinel notes Holland High School alumnus Mark Japinga won four games on Jeopardy and earned over 112000 dollars after unseating an eight time champion. The piece highlights his hometown ties and TV moment with host Alex Trebek. It also covers Ottawa Countys fracking forum drawing 200 attendees and urges disclosure of chemicals and independent research before ballot measures restrict practice.
A look at juror dedication highlights the essential, often underappreciated role in justice. Lawmakers in Michigan face education experts who defend Common Core as internationally benchmarked standards promoting problem solving and steady grade progression, urging lawmakers to support the plan.
A reader from Park Township asks for the return of a red beach wagon taken from the James Street access top of the trail. The note emphasizes the wagon has value only as transport and requests its return for visiting friends and their kids.
Ed Feulner critiques the 1986 immigration reform as an amnesty masquerade that failed to deliver border security. He cites Meese noting quadrupled illegal migrants since the amnesty and argues for a piecemeal approach focused on real border controls first. He warns against a sweeping comprehensive bill and urges a system welcoming lawful immigrants while enforcing sovereignty.
The Michigan Legislature summer session features several newly introduced measures. Senate Bill 291 seeks a national popular vote interstate compact for president elections, Senate Bill 319 would replace some juvenile life sentences with a flexible system, Senate Bill 322 aims for 22 percent nonconventional energy by 2023, Senate Bill 323 increases government and school health benefit costs, and Senate Bill 324 with House Bill 4576 would license federal health care navigators with fees and background checks.
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