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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 2013
Page
7
The Holland Sentinel clarifies that unsigned editorials reflect the paper and reader letters and cartoons express the writer or artist views, not The Sentinel. Readers are invited to send responses and letters to contributors care of The Sentinel at 54 West Eighth Street, Holland, Michigan.
The article analyzes President Barack Obama speaking on racial bias from the White House briefing room. It notes his 18 minute remarks mixed personal experience with national policy, addressing Trayvon Martin, and the debate over whether a president should reveal private history to illuminate public issues.
Readers weigh whether a last will in bankruptcy proceedings can improve Detroit's conditions and express opinions on the Affordable Care Act. The poll gauges public sentiment on city welfare and national health policy effects on individuals.
Ian McKay of Holland argues for public access to Big Red lighthouse via prescriptive easement. He notes a vacant south pier and calls for removing access signs while citing historic local action and case law. He invites readers to contact him with ideas, urging local political action.
Michigan embraces Chinese investment as global auto strength returns, led by Gov. Rick Snyder and Michigan Economic Development Corp. Executives like Michael Finney and Zhao Weiping praise a business friendly climate, skilled labor, and shared future for jobs, education, and culture in Detroit and beyond.
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