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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2012
Page
3
The editorial reflects the Lawrence Journal coverage from three regular columnists. It presents a collective stance on policy issues, arguing for cautious reform and accountability. The piece emphasizes thoughtful governance and public trust in decision making.
New Castle City Council weighed a nearly 2 million grant to the Cascade Center at the Riverplex amid division Tuesday night. The proposal would let city solicitor negotiate with the Lawrence County Economic Development Corp to buy the building and attract 50 to 100 downtown jobs, while some members urged patience and questioned alternatives including a joint venture with the New Castle Center for Arts and Technology.
The piece quotes Rick Santorum on removing federal control from education, calling public schools anachronistic and saying tax dollars should fund cyberschool and private options. It notes Pennsylvania funding shares, comparisons to Head Start, and concerns over indoctrination while urging Republicans to reject his views in the Pennsylvania primary.
The New Castle News invites signed letters under 300 words sent to P O Box 60 New Castle Pennsylvania 16103 or via email to nceditor@ncnewsonline.com Readers should include full name address and phone number for verification Anonymous letters will not be published Letters may be edited for style and grammar
An opinion piece cites the Obama administration defending a balance between free religious exercise and eagle protection. It notes a Wyoming permit allowing the Northern Arapaho to kill two eagles, contrasts historic declines and protections, and questions whether such sacrifices merit ongoing practice or should be left in the past.
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