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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2011
Page
3
A brief editorial asserts freedom as self ownership and personal responsibility. It emphasizes that people are endowed by a Creator with rights to life, property, and liberty, and argues freedom comes from individuals controlling what they produce.
The piece argues NFL players and owners reached a labor agreement that preserves a draft and payroll controls. It notes higher rookie pay under the new system and a 53 percent share of revenue for owners, while critics accuse owners of hypocrisy for seeking subsidies and call the decertification maneuver a procedural ploy.
Legislative Republicans secured a 29 to 19 override vote after persuading one House Democrat to switch and one Republican senator to abstain. The measure, passed 71 to 48 in the House and 29 to 20 in the Senate, imposes a 24 hour waiting period and information requirements for abortion seekers.
The General Assembly weighing ballot access bills and partisan changes to judicial elections as GOP leaders push for constitutional amendments. Three amendments already passed the House could be considered this session, including terms limits for leaders, eminent domain protections, and State Board of Education reorganization, with same sex marriage ban backed by many in the GOP. Lawmakers plan return in September to consider amendments and other items during the session begun July 13.
A scrambled OCR listing multiple North Carolina lawmakers and contact info. It includes Senator Kathy Harrington and Representative William A. Current Sr. with offices in Raleigh and Gastonia, plus addresses and phone numbers for Kelly Hastings and a real estate broker. The text intermingles names, titles, emails, and addresses in a cluttered format.
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