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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 2012
Page
4
The newspaper invites readers to submit signed letters to the editor by mail or email. Letters must include full name, phone number, and complete address for verification and will be edited for style or grammar. Anonymous submissions will not be published and word count should not exceed 300 words.
A credit line highlights Lawrence Corvi Mitchel Olszak and Beth Kelm as members of the editorial board.
The New Castle area weighs establishing a charter academy focused on arts and languages. Backers push state or district approval while critics fear student displacement and funding shifts. Local interest mirrors wider trends as districts explore cyber options and regional collaborations address demand. The First Amendment text follows.
The writer rebuts anti entitlement views after re election of President Obama. He argues Medicare Social Security and universal health care protect the less fortunate, notes abuse exists, and challenges critics by urging them to visit St Jude's Hospital and nursing homes to see the human impact. He ends with a provocative line about Dr Kevorkian for contrast.
Scripps Howard News Service reviews John Hoberman’s Black & Blue, arguing medical racism harms diagnosis and treatment of African Americans. The author links racial bias in medicine to broader health disparities while calling for race-relations training in medical schools and reforms from leaders outside the vulnerable community.
A Louisiana judge ruled a state voucher program unconstitutional under state law in a case brought by an education union. The decision highlights national debates over school choice as unions oppose expansion while studies cite benefits for some students. The suit likely faces appeal and echoes broader fights over funding and outcomes in public and private schooling.
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