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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 2016
Page
4
Readers are invited to share opinions on GastonGazette.com op editor Hunter Bretzius urges engagement. Publisher Lucy C. Talley announces space for community voices and discussion through the Gaston Gazette platform.
Voters are urged to attend upcoming town halls and forums to hear Patrick McHenry and challenger Andy Millard discuss issues face to face. The events, including a 6 pm session in Gaston County, offer direct opportunities to question incumbents and assess positions before Election Day.
Readers weigh in on proposed smoking bans noting personal respect for non smokers while defending rights to smoke. Opinions cite air quality, car fumes, and concerns about government overreach, with calls for broader regulation in public spaces and stores.
Health officials reverse guidance urging routine flossing as a preventive measure after reviewing evidence finds no proven medical benefits. The decision follows new studies and commentary from medical bodies questioning the program’s effectiveness and cost. Local providers note minimal sharp impact on dental health outcomes.
Walter E. Williams a George Mason University economist argues that the decline in civility among black communities stems from the erosion of traditional values and parental authority rather than external factors like slavery or discrimination. He cites historical family structures and rising illegitimacy, urging internal reforms.
Rodney Black Crouse criticizes modern reverence for veterans while praising Jerry Bostic’s view of patriotism. He cites John McCain Trump’s character, notes wars since WWII, laments lost youth, questions political answers, and laments church heritage and revival.
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