Editorial Board Opinion by Lawrence Corvi and Team
The Lawrence Journal editorial reflects the stance of the board led by Lawrence Corvi Mitchel Olszak Lisa Madras Michael Matis and Nancy Bergey on current policy issues. It presents argued positions, calls for accountability and urges civic engagement from readers.
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Mitchel Olszak
Lisa Madras
Michael Matis
Nancy Bergey
News view on Jordan Brown case and juvenile justice
Pennsylvania faced public scrutiny as 11 year old Jordan Brown faced homicide charges. The New Castle News and other outlets advocate for open juvenile proceedings and broader state law reforms to ensure public access and accountability.
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Jordan Brown
Kenzie Houk
1085 the Planet
France
Lawrence County
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New Castle News
The People Speak Democratic changes after Social Security stability
A reader argues that Social Security reform shows Democratic missteps from FDR to Clinton and Carter, claiming benefits were altered from original promises. The message contends Republicans seek to revert to a freer design, urging readers to oppose Democratic policy shifts and preserve the program for future generations.
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Johnson
Clinton
Jimmy Carter
Democratic Party
Letters to the Editor at New Castle News
Readers may mail signed letters up to 300 words to New Castle News with full name address and phone for verification. Letters can be edited for style and grammar and published letters require a verifiable contact. anonymous submissions will not be published.
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New Castle
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Democracy under siege calls for less voting and more expert rule
The piece voices concern that calls for less democracy come from elites and youth alike. It cites Peter Orszag advocating non political commissions and Bev Perdue proposing two-year election suspensions. It argues voter turnout depresses democracy, warns about lobbyists, and urges widespread voting to curb influence. It closes with the First Amendment excerpt.
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Congress
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Gov
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Perdue
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Iraq
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