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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 2014
Page
4
Public call for signed letters to the editor at New Castle News with guidelines on length verification and contact details, noting email submission option and limits on publication.
The piece contrasts New Castle relying on recurring wage tax revenues to avoid property tax hikes with Pennsylvania facing a nearly two billion dollar budget deficit. It cites the reliance on one-time revenues in the FY 2014 15 budget, pension costs rising, and argues for durable reforms such as small income tax increases versus spending cuts that shift costs to locals. It questions whether the state will enact taxpayer friendly, lasting solutions rather than short term fixes.
The editorial laments deep global and national trouble, cites high divorce rates and drug use, and urges readers to study Genesis 19 and Revelation, proclaiming that God should send fire and brimstone and that the second coming of Jesus is imminent.
A Christmas reflection on Isaiah 7 14 showing God's power through a baby not armies. It contrasts King Ahaz's fear with divine reassurance and notes Jesus birth defeats Herod's plans, illustrating weakness as a source of strength in God's plan. Matt and Stacey Ayars at Emmaus Biblical Seminary of Haiti are cited.
A satirical catalog parodies politicians offering gift ideas for lawmakers. It lists humorous items for James Inhofe, Harry Reid, Mitch McConnell, Ted Cruz, Michelle Obama, Barack Obama, and John Boehner, including an Adopt A Cow certificate, a Talk Back Mimicking Tomcat, an iPad charging stand, glass pirogis, a tarantula toy, and a serenity pod. The piece ends urging readers to shop while noting the economy.
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