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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 2009
Page
4
The article argues that the generation gap extends beyond attitudes to include technology. It notes younger people embrace new products and trends while older readers may resist. It traces the term to the 1960s and discusses how evolving tech reshapes communication and media use between generations.
A Pew Research Center survey shows 87 percent of adults under 30 text message while only 11 percent of those 65 and older do. The piece argues that differing technologies, from Twitter to email, deepen misunderstandings and stereotypes between generations, urging recognition of the divide without worsening it.
The White House has given little clear information on Barack Obama’s smoking status. Reporters note past curbside smoking but no sighting during his presidency. He acknowledged lapses and compared addiction to AA, suggesting a support group.
Iranian women play a central role in the protests sparked by the disputed election. Neda Agha Soltan, 26, was killed during anti-government demonstrations in Tehran, becoming a worldwide symbol of courage. Expatriate Iranians display signs saying I am Neda as MullAur Ahmadinejad faces widespread dissent.
Editor states disagreement with Mary Alice Gaibis on abortion. Asks if the unborn have a choice, questions coercion by others, argues no right to abortion, condemns Planned Parenthood and abortionists, labels pro life as against killing and cites life news site quote. Mentions Obama and Congress and pre inauguration claim.
An editorial page notice lists editor Mitchel Olszak and provides an email address for correspondence. Readers are invited to send mail to the editor at nceditor ncnewsonline.com. The notification emphasizes direct contact for opinions and submissions.
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