Charges Dropped in Police Struggle Incident in New Castle
Lawrence County DA dropped charges against Perry Lawry 49 of New Castle stemming from a April 23 domestic incident and later police struggle. The alleged victim videoed the confrontation showing Officer Ronald Williams lifting Lawry and forcing his head to the floor. Williams was terminated May 16 for alleged excessive force.
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Voters weigh character in politics and Trump role
Lawrence County residents assess the president's job performance and character. Some say allow him to do his job and ignore personal life while others warn Trump as a businessman faces potential trouble.
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Voters Split Over Trump Style in Local Reflections
In New Castle area voters, including 82 year old Lee Winter and 72 year old billionaire Trump backers, weigh the candidate’s confrontational approach and social media presence. Locals describe Trump as rough and polarizing while contrasting him with past presidents and broader political discourse.
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Gender gap shadows Trump's presidency
Hannah Hirl a 26 year old college senior from Oskaloosa Iowa illustrates white women's voting pattern in 2016 voting for Trump due to abortion stance while disapproving of his conduct. The piece highlights a wider 53 percent white female vote despite controversy.
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court Delays Release of Catholic Abuse Grand Jury Report
The state's high court ruled to uphold a stay on releasing a major grand jury report on sexual abuse in six Roman Catholic dioceses citing challenges from many individuals named in the document. The two year probe covered Allentown Erie Greensburg Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Scranton dioceses and involved church officials public figures and community leaders. The court noted petitions claim reputational rights and due process and said it has not viewed the full report. The attorney general's office defended publication and said it seeks a careful timely ruling on the motions.
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