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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 2016
Page
4
The notice explains that editorials reflect the newspaper's stance while letters express writers views. It invites readers to share opinions to foster public debate via letters to the editor.
In recalling Pearl Harbor's 75th anniversary, the piece notes Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe plans a visit to Pearl Harbor, mirroring President Obama's Hiroshima trip. It frames the acts as spiritual bookends, stressing national memory, gratitude to the Greatest Generation, and renewed U S Japan ties through symbolic gestures of peace.
Kristin Scully of New Castle writes to readers after the death of Troy Glenn Addy on a Saturday, urging kindness and caution against cruel remarks. She describes him as a wonderful, gentle man and asks people to speak well or say nothing at all.
A cautious assessment of Donald Trump's Cabinet selections highlights Betsy DeVos Tom Price Elaine Chao and James Mattis as strong fits while noting concerns over Wilbur Ross Steve Mnuchin and others. The piece cites past roles and policy implications plus questions about his leadership style and daily briefing habits.
The dispute over more than 500 looming layoffs at unemployment call centers becomes the opening clash in a two year battle in Harrisburg. Gov. Tom Wolf blames Senate Republicans led by Sen. Scott Wagner while SEIU 668 protests outside Republican offices.
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