Opinion page invites letters to urge public debate
The piece outlines five opinions and invites readers to share their views in a letter to the editor to further a public debate on important life issues.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 2016
Page
4
The piece outlines five opinions and invites readers to share their views in a letter to the editor to further a public debate on important life issues.
The article reflects on the 75th Pearl Harbor anniversary and the 10th 9/11 remembrance, noting memorials nationwide and local efforts to educate youth. It highlights two Lawrence County veterans and quotes residents urging continued teaching of these events in schools.
The News quotes Sister Joan Chittister calling pro-life a broader ethic than opposing abortion. She argues true pro-life includes care for all ages and access to clean air water food education health care. The piece contrasts this view with Republican aims to cut safety nets like Medicare and Social Security.
Readers are invited to submit letters to the New Castle News with full name address and phone for verification. Letters must be signed, under 300 words, and may be edited for style. Anonymous submissions will not be published. Email submissions to nceditor@ncnewsonline.com.
The piece argues Hillary Clinton supports a Wisconsin Michigan and Pennsylvania recount despite claims of rigging. It contrasts responses from Clinton, Stein, and opponents, cites experts and commentators, and notes the political tension around validating election results.
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