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Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 2019

Page

6

Depths of morality and infanticide in modern policy

Bob Ashby argues that society’s treatment of life reveals moral integrity or decay. He contrasts historic debates on abortion and infanticide with recent events, citing Roe v. Wade, partial-birth abortion rulings, and controversial statements by politicians. He condemns abortion expansion and envisions a nation losing decency. He signs as a Holland resident, contact provided.

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Public Mueller report should be released to the public

Bloomberg Opinion argues Mueller’s findings must be public to inform Congress and the nation. Cohen’s testimony highlights the need for transparency about Russian election interference, despite possible legal constraints. Four in five Americans want the full report released.

Mueller Michael Cohen House Committee On Oversight and Reform Donald Trump Trump Cohen Robert Mueller William Barr Barr Congress Senate White House Justice Department

Michigan Move Over Law tightens safeguards for emergency scenes

An editorial notes Michigan’s new Emergency Vehicle Caution Law requires drivers to slow to 10 mph below posted limits when passing stopped ambulances police fire and tow trucks. It mandates merging left when possible and warns of fines and points for noncompliance. The piece urges universal caution at emergency scenes and cites Traverse City Record Eagle March 1 edition.

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