Minimum wage debates mount as Seattle hits $15 an hour
A UW study links Seattle's $15 starting wage to payroll cuts, fewer hours, and $125 monthly loss for low wage workers while 5,000 jobs vanished. Massachusetts and New York discuss or begin gradual rises. Critics warn of broader employment impacts, while Roosevelt’s labor market view resurfaces. The First Amendment closes the text.
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New Castle News Publisher Address and Contact Details
The New Castle News prints its publisher contact at 27 North Mercer Street Box 60 New Castle Pennsylvania 16103 US with phone 724 654 6651 and website ncnewsonline com Also listed are circulation hours and delivery expectations plus rate cards for digital print home delivery and rack locations.
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NFL Faces Concussion Crisis Beyond Denial Says Study
The Journal of the American Medical Association study by Dr. Ann McKee found CTE in 110 of 111 deceased NFL players, with many brains donated by families already noting symptoms. The report confirms but does not surprise many, as critics urge action while the NFL offers a cautious, research-driven response amid ongoing questions about cause and prevalence.
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Reader complains about small print and tight lines
Bob Pitzer of Neshannock Township writes to The News editor about the paper's typography. He cites unreadable small type and close line spacing and warns he may cancel his subscription if changes are not made.
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