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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2015
Page
4
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A New Castle News letter column argues against Senator Ted Cruz’s State Refugee Security Act of 2015, contending it would force states to halt refugee resettlement without solid federal vetting. The author calls for the bill to die and presses for a unified federal policy over immigration.
A reader thanks two Moravia Street firms for cleaning a CBS lot and for revitalizing the old Pennsylvania Engineering site. The letter praises downtown improvements, vacant-building reuse incentives, and job prospects while recalling past shopping nights and local businesses.
Washington Post columnist Robert Samuelson urges dropping the college for all approach. Richard Vedder notes many jobs do not require degrees and cites surplus college graduates in low-skill roles. The piece cites student protests at Framingham State and Brown University, law school debates, and university course titles as examples of contentious higher education issues. It concludes with a quotation attributed to George Orwell.
The author, a non gun owner and mother, critiques pro second amendment tactics and scrutinizes gun control proposals. She cites data on firearms numbers and background checks, notes crime trends and city variations, questions assault weapon bans and no fly list policies, and calls for fact based solutions that could plausibly reduce mass shootings without overreaching rights.
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