Letters to the Editor at New Castle News
Readers are invited to mail signed letters no longer than 300 words to the New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania. Letters may be edited for style and grammar and must include full name phone number and complete address for verification. Anonymous letters will not be published and readers may email letters to ncnewsonline.com.
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Unemployment and the unseen costs of a stagnant economy
The article argues that the 5.4 percent April U S unemployment rate masks deeper hardship. It notes the low labor force participation, the higher U six rate at 10.8 percent, and the omission of long term discouraged workers. It cites ShadowStats and Express Employment on discouraged workers and warns that policy failure and monetary tricks fuel cycles of boom and bust while wealth erodes. It closes with a First Amendment reminder on the press and public assembly rights.
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U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
John Williams
ShadowStats.com
Harris
Express
Federal Reserve
Police urged to patrol East Washington Street weekends
A citizen report describes drug addicts stopping cars on East Washington Street downtown seeking money for gas or food. The writer asserts some request money enables drug use and notes refusal to help.
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East Washington Street
Washington Street
Redneck
Township beer sales draw support
In Slippery Rock Township a businessman plans to open two convenience stores selling beer. Proponents urge approval to boost local access for essentials, tax base, and jobs. Mr. Jacobs canvassed residents to explain plans and address questions about the venture.
Local voters weigh beer sales in Slippery Rock Township
John Welsh of Mill Bridge Road urges approval for Mr. Jacobs to open a store selling beer in the Lawrence County area. He cites the store’s long good reputation and the community’s need for business while noting crop producers and nosy neighbors as broader concerns. Slippery Rock Township voters approved beer sales in the May 19 primary election.
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Lawrence County
Converted by Christ Blood Sermon Near Old Sears Site
An editor reflects on faith and salvation linking daily life to scripture and the blood of Christ. He recalls a trout fishing outing beside a dialysis center and urges transformation through Jesus based on Leviticus Romans Matthew Hebrews and First John.
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Old State Road
Why must Americans clean up a foreign sport
Opinion column questions why the U S attorney general prosecutes international soccer corruption in Brooklyn New York and why Americans should intervene in a sport largely ignored at home. It argues the case highlights federal interest in bribes and offshore accounts and calls for less U S involvement.
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Loretta Lynch
U.S
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Miami
Queens
U.S. Justice Department
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Creators.com
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