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Reader laments public knowledge gaps and calls for factual debate
The letter writer criticizes readers for lacking awareness of government issues while noting interest in sports stats. He references letters from Bob Pitzer and Philip Granato responding to his May 20 note, praises the engagement but rejects their arguments, and asserts a demand for facts grounded in 55 years of legal training.
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Pennsylvania radar ban blocks local police speed enforcement
Local Pennsylvania police cannot use radar guns and rely on costly, cumbersome methods that are less effective in poor weather and after dark. The ban, unique in the continental U.S., reduces road safety and allows motorists to speed. Legislation wants to permit radar use, backed by Wilson Borough and other towns, arguing safer streets and broader enforcement. Slow down to stay safe.
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Mississippi runoff loss reshapes tea party race
In Mississippi the tea party blundered by courting the opposition, boosting moderates led by Thad Cochran. Voter dynamics show crossover tactics energized black voters and sparked turnout spikes, while moderates face persistent participation gaps and a tougher path in primaries.
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Jesus Favored Deuteronomy as Narrow Path to Covenant
The article argues Jesus frequently cited Deuteronomy, calling it the sum of the law and essential for God’s people. It contends Deuteronomy defines who belongs to the covenant, and that Jesus fulfills the law. Matt and Stacey Ayars serve at Emmaus Biblical Seminary of Haiti and can be reached via their contact.
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