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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 2016
Page
4
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The Chicago Tribune frames Britain's June referendum on EU membership as a Brexit stakes issue. It cites EU ties, sovereignty, and potential economic disruption, with quotes from Michael Gove and Boris Johnson. The piece notes Cameron's deal, possible messy divorce, and global consequences if Britain leaves the bloc.
Editor notes a call to replace ineffective legislators amid a state budget impasse. Nathan Mains of Midwestern Intermediate Unit IV is quoted as saying nobody is doing their jobs effectively. The piece urges voter turnout in April primaries, reflecting on the 2015 election and urging action while defending some local figures.
The New York Times reports eight Ivy League coaches unanimously backing a ban on full contact in practices during the regular season. Dartmouth’s Buddy Teevens led the move, claiming reduced injuries and steady performance. The piece notes limited diversity among Dartmouth players versus NFL demographics, and recalls Julius Whittier, UT Austin’s first Black player in 1970, later Alzheimer’s and a 50 million NCAA lawsuit filing.
The piece argues Obama’s health care push damaged both parties, fueling Tea Party obstruction and gridlock. It forecasts a fractured two party system, cites Trump as front runner, criticizes Rubio and Cruz, and notes Kasich as civil but unlikely to prevail amid a toxic debate climate. Trib ue News Service
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