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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 2012
Page
3
The Lawrence Corvi editorial board Mitchel Olszak and Beth Kelm present a column arguing for limited government and fiscal restraint. They urge prudent budgeting, transparency, and policy that prioritizes essential public services while curbing wasteful spending. The piece emphasizes accountability and civic participation.
Pennsylvania's House Speaker Sam Smith criticizes the Pennsylvania Supreme Court for ordering special elections in six vacant districts. He argues the real issue is the people and calls the court activist. The statement criticizes gerrymandering and urges a nonpolitical redistricting process every ten years.
A reader from New Castle, Lindsey Burns, expresses anger at a News article on Jeffery Mackey’s body in Neshan nock Creek. She criticizes sensationalism, privacy violations, and calls for more respect for the deceased and a return to faith-based values.
Readers are invited to mail signed letters under 300 words to New Castle News with full name phone number and complete address for verification. Email submissions to nceditor ncnewsonline com. Anonymous letters will not be published and letters may be edited for style and grammar.
Michael Schlossberg, 28, Allentown councilman, stands unopposed for an open House seat amid Pennsylvania redistricting chaos. The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling left old boundaries in effect, forcing the 2012 election to reset and prompting withdrawals and recruitment gaps across both parties.
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