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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 2014
Page
4
A community notice explains that readers may mail letters to the editor at New Castle News with signed submissions under 300 words. It requires full name, phone number, and complete address for verification, warns letters may be edited for style and grammar, and states published status dependent on verification.
The piece argues that a new Pennsylvania law grants standing to the NRA and similar entities to challenge local gun control ordinances even without direct impact. It notes the governor and attorney general responses, potential court battles, and questions efficiency and future municipal legal costs.
Daniel L Bailey argues Pulaski Township should acquire a decibel meter to measure well pad noise rather than rely on officers ears. He contends calibrated readings from a device are needed to enforce the ordinance and defend against excessive noise claims. He criticizes Sgt Chad Adams for dismissing a Chito decibel reading.
The piece critiques Rolling Stone for not identifying accusers in its UVA fraternity rape story while naming only the fraternity. It argues that concealing accusers harms credibility and feeds stigma, urging journalists to balance protection with transparency and accountability.
Creator s com article argues that rule of law requires laws to be certain known in advance and equally applied to all including officials. It critiques U S practice where many laws fail these tests and calls for comparing legal fairness to baseball rules that apply evenly to all players. It cites Sir Henry Sumner Maine on contract versus status and questions whether Congress enacts laws meeting rule of law standards.
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