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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2016
Page
4
Publisher Lucy C. Talley and Editor Hunter Bretzius invite readers to share thoughts at GastonGazette.com/opinion, signaling an open forum for community voices and ongoing dialogue. The notice emphasizes engagement and accessible submission channels for local commentary.
An editorial notes Dartmouth researchers find that withholding government information fuels suspicion. Declassified 28 pages show Saudi links to hijackers, including figures tied to Prince Bandar and Saudi ministries. Graham calls for full disclosure by FBI and CIA. pages labeled the cork in the bottle.
Bobby Padgett argues for scrapping the one size fits all school calendar law to align calendars with local community colleges for dual enrollment and fall exams before Christmas. Trent Thomasson notes DOJ findings that a proposed crossing would worsen traffic on 85 and mostly benefit South Carolina, not North Carolina.
Obituary notes the passing of Bill Dooley at age 82 with tributes from former players including Erie King. The piece acknowledges a career in coaching and the impact of his leadership.
John Michalski of Gastonia argues against a taxpayer funded bridge project dubbed Catawba Crossings. He claims developers and politicians push a growth plan that benefits insiders, raises taxes, worsens traffic, strains schools, and harms existing neighborhoods while promising recreation and economic perks.
Brenda Sanders of Gastonia questions city leaf bin funding and street side container placement. Makde Lanning urges tougher drug laws to deter overdoses and reduce repeat offenses.
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