Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania debated in newscast
A tweet from NewCastleNews asks readers whether Sunday hunting should be permitted in Pennsylvania, framing a public discussion on hunting policy and weekend allowances.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2011
Page
3
A tweet from NewCastleNews asks readers whether Sunday hunting should be permitted in Pennsylvania, framing a public discussion on hunting policy and weekend allowances.
Amani Deghayes voices hope for real democracy after Gadhafi's fall as Libyans celebrate. Obama credits U S and NATO for leadership in Libya with minimal casualties, while European partners France and Britain led air operations. The piece notes Libya's fragile state, tribal tensions, and the need for a democratic, strong government to deter external threats.
In a reply to Janice McBurney, The People Speak Editor argues applause during symphony concerts reflects audience emotion and support for the Pittsburgh Symphony. The writer defends fans who clapped between movements, notes ticket sales and gifts back the orchestra, and urges Ms McBurney to attend elsewhere if standards differ.
The New Castle News invites readers to mail signed letters no longer than 300 words to P O Box 60 New Castle Pennsylvania 1610. Letters may be edited for style and grammar and must include full name address and phone number for verification. Anonymous contributions will not be published.
The column explores whether one can be pro life and pro choice on abortion amid GOP tensions. It notes Cain's pro life stance vs family autonomy, Santorum's antiabortion stance, and questions if Republicans can reconcile limited government with abortion bans while referencing the First Amendment.
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