Gazette Lucy Talley Publisher and Michael Smith Editor
Lucy C. Talley is noted as publisher and Michael Smith named regional executive editor in the Gazette. Both are senior newsroom leaders guiding coverage and editorial direction.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2017
Page
4
Lucy C. Talley is noted as publisher and Michael Smith named regional executive editor in the Gazette. Both are senior newsroom leaders guiding coverage and editorial direction.
John Crisp notes a Journal of the American Medical Association report showing 110 of 111 deceased NFL players had CTE. He cites selection bias but argues the 9 percent NFL rate would outpace the general population even with missing cases. The piece discusses NFL denial, player choices, and early brain impact beginning in youth football.
The Gaston Gazette invites reader letters but requires the writer's name address and daytime phone. Letters may be edited for length and accuracy with a usual limit of 300 words. One letter published every 15 days. poetry, petitions, form letters, and consumer complaints are not published.
Walter Williams of George Mason University argues against zero elasticity in labor markets and cites Krugman and industry examples like Momentum Machines and Pizza vending tech. He notes substitution effects, robot labor replacements in China, and past economist petitions, urging examination of false visions to shape humane policy.
U S Steel CEO David Burritt urged President Trump to act decisively against foreign steel dumping. He linked prices underselling by state subsidies to national security risks and warned that lost capacity would be hard to rebuild. Burritt cited hearings, past measures, and a need for broad, sustained relief.
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