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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 2016
Page
4
The editorial note explains that opinion pieces reflect individual writers or syndicated columnists, not the paper itself. It invites readers to share viewpoints on national, international, and local issues to foster public debate through letters to the editor.
A New York Times note on Donald Trump’s 1995 net operating loss of 916 million sparks debate on tax code fairness. Commentary highlights illicit strategies by rich individuals, referencing David Day Johnston’s work on how the IRS is gamed and how Blattmacht style schemes enable tax avoidance. The piece urges simplification and tighter rules to curb loopholes.
A ballot item asks voters whether to approve setting a retirement age of seven decades and whether seven percent use computers. The wording is unclear and seeks public guidance on age and tech use.
The 60 plus community in New Castle and Ellwood City joined the fourth annual FitWalk sponsored by Mike Gordon and Challenges Options in Aging at Cascade Park. About 350 attendees signed up, with many officials present and some exercising indoors due to cooler weather. The event encouraged seniors to join the organization and participate in future walks.
The essay argues that discrimination cannot be reliably enforced by law or by bans in apartheid South Africa and Jim Crow United States. It contends markets disperse power and resist racial manipulation, citing mixed marriages bans, job reservations, and segregated schooling as examples. It notes modern equivalents include minimum wage and licensing laws that curb discriminatory practices while promoting equal opportunity.
The piece argues states should ban capital punishment as public support declines and moratoriums spread. It notes Nebraska and California votes upcoming, recounts veto battles and ballot measures, cites exonerations, and highlights moral concerns and appeals to victims' families. The trend shows growing opposition and potential repeal across states.
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