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Public note outlines how to submit letters to the editor for New Castle News. It includes mailing address P O box 60 New Castle Pa 16103 email contact let ters to nceditor ncnewsonline.com and requirements: signed letters under 300 words with full name phone and address for verification. Anonymous submissions will not be published and editors may edit for style and grammar.
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McKinney pool incident prompts calls for officer suspension
A video shows McKinney police Cpl. Eric Casebolt tackling a 15 year old girl and aiming his gun at two teens at a Craig Ranch pool. The department placed him on administrative leave as scrutiny grows over race and use of force.
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Texas
McKinney
Eric Casebolt
Casebolt
Caterina Becton
Craig Ranch
Dajerina
Lawrence County Vo Tech name dispute over obituary wording
Reader complains to The News about changing graduate’s school name from Lawrence County Vo Tech to Lawrence County Career and Technical Center in 2008 and again notes a 2015 obituary headline. She questions policy that allowed name change and cites diploma wording.
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the News
Lawrence County
Vo- Tech
Lawrence County Career and Technical Center
Lawrence County Vo- Tech
Vo-Tech
Charlie Brown
Marilyn McCloud
Old Butler Road
Fox crowns itself gatekeeper for GOP debates
Fox News led by Roger Ailes will pick the top ten contenders for the August 6 GOP debate using the five latest national polls. The rule risks excluding longshots and critics say it could shape the race before voters see all candidates. Fox will also choose which polls to use, giving the network significant control over who qualifies to debate.
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Fox News
Fox
David Winston
Donald Trump
Rick Santorum
Ohio
John Kasich
Santorum
Ben Carson
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Clinton
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Howard Kurtz
Ailes
Richard M. Nixon
Stuart Rothenberg
Tribune News Service
Volunteers face background check fee drop sparks confusion
Gov Tom Wolf ended a $20 fee for volunteers working with children. The move, praised by nonprofits, has created confusion over who must be checked and when. Agencies warn of additional legislation to clarify rules as July deadlines loom.
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Tom Wolf
Wolf
Jerry
Sandusky
Vania
Department of Human Services
Department
Harrisburg
Cathleen Palm
the Center For Children’s Justice
Palm
Kristen Rotz
United Way of Pennsylvania
House Children and Youth Committee
Rotz
United Way
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