Gazette A Freedom Newspaper Publisher and Staff Roles
The Gazette A Freedom Newspaper lists Duane K. McCallister as publisher John Pea as editor and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor highlighting the newsroom leadership and masthead positions.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2001
Page
5
The Gazette A Freedom Newspaper lists Duane K. McCallister as publisher John Pea as editor and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor highlighting the newsroom leadership and masthead positions.
A manifesto style statement promotes individual freedom and self determination. It asserts equal endowment by the Creator, not the government, and emphasizes protecting life property and freedom through self control.
A famous quote declaring that ideas whose time has come cannot be resisted by armies captures a moment of broad cultural impact. The statement anchors discussions on reform movements and intellectual momentum influencing politics, technology, and education in recent public discourse.
The Gazette outlines letter submission rules including required signature address and daytime phone, general interest and good taste content, edits for length and accuracy, and a 300 word limit. Letters may be mailed or emailed to the Gastonia office with options for office drop off, PO box, fax, or email.
Mailing address at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC 20500. Phone and fax listed. Web page offers electronic mail to the president and vice president and their families via the White House site.
The Ferri killings highlighted a suit against Navegar the TEC-DC9 maker. California Supreme Court blocked damages claims arguing state law limits juror awards for gun dangers versus benefits. Critics decried the weapon's design while Navegar touted features like high capacity and fingerprint resistance.
The Gazette items span crime to community service. Alfred Wayne Foster Jr. pleads guilty to two second degree murder counts and smiles as he leaves court, a sign of relief or contempt. Parkdale Mills chairman W Duke Kimbrell joins the North Carolina Business Hall of Fame, a civic landmark for his community impact. Goodwill donation centers face dumping abuse, while Carolina Mills Inc. closes two NC plants, costing 420 jobs in Banlo and Robeson County, underscoring continued local economic strain.
Readers who write letters to the editor are eligible for The Gazette Readers' Voice award. Each month a Feedback letter or My Turn column is chosen to receive the award, with a yearly prize to be awarded next July. Follow the feedback guidelines on the left side of this page.
Thanks to family friends coworkers and fire fighter colleagues for prayers food flowers and concern after the loss of Eddie Dean Mathis who died July 16 while riding his Harley to aid a struck pedestrian He left his job to ride and was struck head on in a curve by a vehicle during clear weather
The message honors Eddie who died while riding his Harley-Davidson and helping others. He suffered numerous injuries but did not have a long illness, having survived a recent heart attack. Family expresses gratitude for community support and memories of a husband, father, son, brother, uncle, friend, firefighter and coworker.
In Gastonia this week the Inquiring Reporter asks residents about Gladys Lineberge who has retired from her longtime role. The column notes changes in the community and reflects local sentiment on her departure and future plans.
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