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Readers may mail signed letters up to 300 words to New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania or email the editor. Letters must include full name phone number and complete address for verification. Anonymous submissions will not be published and letters may be edited for style and grammar.
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Review of Sandusky Probe and Political Debate
A Pennsylvania report by Geoff Moulton critiques miscues and miscommunications in the Sandusky investigation while noting no evidence of political timing by then AG Kathleen Kane. The piece argues hindsight changes perceptions, notes limited initial cooperation and resources, and suggests the saga may influence future prosecutions and elections.
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The People Speak Editor On Culture And Objective Truth
A compact meditation on culture as living principles shaping behavior and the tension between objective truth and stated ought. The author, Thomas J. Donegan of Moffatt Road, New Castle, argues cultures evolve beyond immediate self interest and critique of majority moral failings in relation to constitutional ideals.
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Douglas Hoshino
Heaven On Earth
United States
Thomas J. Donegan
Moffatt Road
New Castle
Waiting for state aid leaves families on edge this summer
Parents of special needs children face no respite as summer looms without state assistance. Gov. Corbett’s budget stalls action on pension reform and liquor reforms, risking cuts to home services. Advocates report potential loss of $22.4 million while families like Pam Novak struggle to balance work and care.
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Jarrett offers optimistic view on immigration reform
Valerie Jarrett told reporters at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast that this summer holds a rare chance the GOP House will back a Senate immigration overhaul, a prediction challenged by reporters and viewed as hopeful spin amid ongoing debates and election dynamics.
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