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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2012
Page
3
The Lawrence Corvi Mitchel Olszak and Beth Kelm editorial board offers a concise assessment of current policy. It presents argued positions, calls for action, and questions the direction of local governance.
The report notes that divided government risks gridlock when ideology overrides practicality. It contrasts with one party rule, which also brings issues, citing a Harrisburg political move where Republicans aim to make voting more cumbersome.
The measure in Pennsylvania would require state approved IDs at polling sites sparking protests about evidence of fraud. Critics say the plan targets minority and elderly voters and could lengthen lines while creating confusion for poll workers and provisional ballots.
The author argues the Bible guides national ethics given 2010 US population figures and faith makeup. They claim founding fathers respected biblical authority and decry secularist challenges to displaying Ten Commandments and religion in public life. Names Joe Hopkins Kathryn Street appear as signatories from New Wilmington.
Readers are invited to mail signed letters to the editor at New Castle News in New Castle Pennsylvania or email ncnewsonline.com. Letters must include full name, phone number, and address for verification and be under 300 words. Anonymous submissions will not be published and letters may be edited for style.
Dayna Shaw Lear advocates the New Castle Center for Arts and Technology aiming to develop human assets into community wealth. The plan estimates 75 jobs, new revenues, and a regional arts hub linking music, ceramics, digital arts, a restaurant, galleries, and after school programs to deter poverty and boost education.
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