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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2015
Page
4
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Gov. Tom Wolf announced online voter registration is now in place as the 23rd state, with 2 million unregistered adults in Pennsylvania. Secretary Cortes supports legislation mandating it, while early online signups exceed 660. In Lawrence County May turnout stood around 30 percent, reinforcing doubts that online registration will boost participation. The piece urges readers to submit letters to the editor.
Pennsylvania lawmakers clash with Gov. Wolf over budget veto overrides as negotiations stall and a planned session is canceled. Republicans accuse the governor of gamesmanship while the public weighs the impact on school funding and social services amid a statewide funding shortfall. Local poll results show blame leaning toward the Legislature. John Finnerty reports from the Statehouse.
The family of Goldie L. Hockenberry decries lack of quick, direct updates when their father suffered a medical crisis and was moved to CCU. They cite a misaddressed allergy risk, a malfunctioning elevator, and prior nursing home issues, urging accountability and fuller facts.
Matt and Stacey Ayars of Emmaus Biblical Seminary of Haiti share guidance on Matthew 7. The piece stresses humility before judging others and explains when to help a brother with a speck in his eye. It notes that kingdom preaching is God’s work and invites readers to join in His mission.
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