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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2013
Page
5
Editorial page notes unsigned pieces express The Sentinel's position while other commentaries letters and cartoons reflect individual writers or artists opinions. Readers may write to columnists in care of The Sentinel.
A guest column argues newspapers offer practical guidance beyond entertainment. It cites a Washington Post car underwater escape guide and recalls the Chesapeake Bay Bridge survivor. It notes readers, especially youths, often miss useful stories like loan-repayment programs while showing how news reinforces lessons from personal failures and public figures.
Tom Lyon of New Era urges Senator Debbie Stabenow to remove a farm bill amendment that would undo state humane laws. He argues against stepping backward from progress toward humane treatment, safe food, and environmental protection.
The Holland Sentinel outlines submission rules for letters including the writer’s name address and phone number for verification. It states the paper reserves the right to edit or reject any letter and forbids handwritten letters with a 400 word maximum.
Tom Watkins, former Michigan state superintendent of schools, argues that decades of unsustainable funding and ignored reforms have left fifty five districts with deficits, two dissolved, and Detroit as the canary in the coal mine. He cites Stein's Law and The Economist on pension reform and urges candid leadership to raise revenue, cut costs, and finally fix the system.
The immigration debate deepens party rifts as Rep King’s controversial remarks spark GOP rebuke from Speaker Boehner. The piece weighs whether a broader, pro reform stance can win over Latino evangelicals and future voters in key states, citing historical immigration boosts to growth and cautions about divisive rhetoric.
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