Publisher and editors named for newspaper staff
The item lists the publisher Duane K. McCallister and editors John Pea and Barry Bridges as key editorial staff.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2001
Page
4
The item lists the publisher Duane K. McCallister and editors John Pea and Barry Bridges as key editorial staff.
A statement declaring the newspaper's mission to promote freedom and self-control. It asserts equal rights endowed by the Creator, condemning government as the source of liberty and urging readers to preserve life and property while expanding freedom for all.
A concise quote centers on freedom and personal responsibility. The Rev. Randall R. McBride Jr. asserts that success does not lower its standard for people and that individuals must elevate their own standards to meet success.
The Gazette explains letter submission rules including required signature address and daytime phone number. Letters must be 300 words or less, may be edited for length and accuracy, and limited to one publish per month. Poetry and consumer complaints are not published.
Contact list for the Gaston County Board of Education includes chairman Archange Kemp at 704 827 2697 and vice chair Jennifer Davis 704 864 5214. Other township contacts include Annette Carter 704 922 8169 Allarge May Robinson 704 865 9225 Joan Baker 704 435 6231 James Davison 704 922 5101 Ruth Angel 704 865 4254 T Kevin Collier 704 263 9270 Brenda Hamilton 704 825 9385. Schools superintendent Ed Sadler can be reached at 704 866 6100.
North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Superintendent Mike Ward and State Board of Education Chairman Phil Kirk are listed with the address 301 N. Wilmington St Raleigh NC 27601 and phone line 919 807 3300 for official inquiries and correspondence.
The piece surveys how computers expand criminal methods and force new law enforcement tactics. It highlights the San Diego FBI Regional Computer Forensic Laboratory, encryption and key logging, Scarfo family links, and cases like Michael Dickman’s 1999 bank robberies. It notes rising identity theft and the need for national protocols and computer literacy in policing.
A European poll suggests resentment toward US self interest and mixed support for Bush on global issues. The piece contrasts Daschle's call for more global cooperation with Bush's free trade push and skepticism toward Kyoto style pledges. It notes Europeans doubt America’s willingness to place their interests first and warns against subjugating American interests to international pressures.
An investigative report in New Times Los Angeles traces FBI informers taping conversations among the Mexican Mafia plotting murder on December 13 1997. An undercover agent and an informant wore a wire but no arrests were made for conspiracy. The informant was John Terscak. The FBI paid him 40000 dollars. he was not asked to commit crimes. President Bush named Robert Mueller FBI director last month amid calls to overhaul the bureau after Ruby Ridge Waco and Hanssen cases.
Tibor Machan of Chapman University argues for balanced growth, noting regional benefits and housing needs of students while urging respect for opposing views. He critiques anti development activism as harming neighbors and developers and calls for dialogue between newcomers and long-time residents to share in regional opportunity.
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