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Newspaper
Johnstonian News
Location
Kenly, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 2024
Page
3
A devotional reflection cites Genesis 18 14 promising that Sarah will bear a son. It encourages believers to trust God timing and plans, affirming Him as the source of hope and strength in life’s delays.
Tom Campbell argues NC must replace partisan elections with a merit based process for all 400 plus judges. He notes voter ignorance and recount disputes over NC Supreme Court races, calls for removing politicians from selection, and suggests regional and statewide panels to judge candidates while preserving statewide insight. Campbell highlights long standing reform efforts and urges action.
Readers may submit letters on public interest topics up to 350 words, signed with writer’s address and a verification telephone number. Commercial promotion, libel, personal attacks, vulgar language, or unverifiable claims will be excluded. Selected letters may be edited and become property of Johnstonian News.
Zepezauer named president and publisher of the Johnstonian News while Scott Bolejack serves as editor and Debbie Boykin as editor emeritus and Morgan Paul Dickerman remains ITT CEO with Rick Stewart as CFO. The leadership lineup emphasizes continuity and governance as the paper moves forward.
Trump proposed 25 percent tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports, predicting leverage over partners to lower trade barriers. Critics cite higher consumer prices, reduced output, and weaker wages, with studies showing tariffs raise costs for households and distort manufacturing. North Carolina stakes loom large as the policy debate unfolds. John Hood notes regional and historical perspectives.
The author argues that the right to die is rooted in self ownership and the right to life. It claims the six month prognosis allows terminal patients to end their lives. Opposition from right to life supporters is noted, with the piece contending governments should not arbitrate personal decisions about ending life.
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