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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2016
Page
4
The piece explains that opinion pages reflect the newspaper’s viewpoint and that letters to the editor express readers opinions. Syndicated columnists present national issues and invite public debate through community letters.
Hungary voted 92 percent in favor of keeping migrants out but turnout was 3.3 million voters, 40 percent of registered. Law requires 50 percent for validity, yet Orban signals to proceed. EU plans 1,294 migrants for Hungary as part of war-torn country relief. EU aid cited, while Hungary’s stance faces external criticism and calls for European responsibility.
A reader from New Castle urges remembrance of Vietnam veterans exposed to Agent Orange and honors those who died from exposure while calling for respect and recognition across Pennsylvania. The letter, signed by Jacqueline Babick, highlights the widow’s perspective on veteran losses.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette commentary argues Trump’s self-criticism is overshadowed by his attacks on rivals and the media. It critiques his behavior after nominations and debates, contrasting with Clinton and warning of political harm if he persists. It calls for weighty policy focus and warns about divisive rhetoric.
Analysis contrasts Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump on tax policy. The piece argues Clinton advocates high tax hikes including limits on itemized deductions, a large estate tax, and new surcharges, while Trump promotes lower rates, a 15 percent corporate rate, and repealing the death tax to spur growth. It frames Clinton as pursuing a recession plan and Trump as offering a prosperity plan with emphasis on wage gains and investment.
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