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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2013
Page
6
Readers are invited to send signed letters up to 300 words to the New Castle News with full name phone number and address for verification. Email is allowed but letters will not be published.
Governor Corbett pins a 47 billion dollar unfunded liability on public employee pension plans and pushes for moving future workers to 401(k)-style plans while cutting state contributions. Critics warn benefits already earned remain protected and unions, courts, and legislators resist. The debate centers on capacity to reform without worsening deficits.
Local readership criticizes the I-79 Route 422 rebuild in Butler County for detours to Grove City while suggesting a temporary traffic light at Routes 19 and 108. The letter notes police directing traffic in Harlansburg due to congestion and urges smarter planning until overpass work finishes next fall.
A sermon reflects on Jesus healing a boy possessed by a dumb spirit and the father’s plea for belief. It connects faith to power, cites Edison’s quote to urge action, and ends with a reader question about Balaam’s donkey. Robert Lind, a retired editor, signs off.
Scripps Howard News Service reports the Syria conflict faces serious but unconfirmed poison gas allegations. Officials debate origins as World Health Organization and OPCW teams await access in Cyprus, while outside powers possibly aid Damascus. Historic parallels underscore uncertainty amid calls for verification.
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