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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2001
Page
4
The publisher Duane K. McCallister is listed along with editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges, detailing the paper's leadership credits and staff roles.
An editorial asserting that freedom stems from individual understanding and self possession, urging readers to read widely after formal instruction. It argues all people are endowed with rights by their Creator, not government, to protect life and property and to preserve freedom for themselves and others.
The Gazette outlines letter submission rules including required signature, address, and daytime phone, word limit of 300, and possible edits. Letters may be considered for My Turn, must be respectful, and can be mailed, faxed, emailed, or dropped at the Gastonia office.
Editorial note invites readers to explore Internet commentary with suggested websites across libertarian and free speech sources including Liberty.org Cato Hayek Center Perc Polyconomics Free Speech and other sites listed for further exploration.
The writer surveys editorials and grammar authorities on whether None takes a singular or plural verb. Citing Murray, Fowler, Garner, Partridge, Bremner, and others, the piece argues there are no absolute rules and suggests relying on writer intent and ear, while noting no fixed precedence.
Ann McFeatters argues the United States should resist rushing to war against Iraq. She notes internal debate, warns against undermining Arab world support, and stresses a cautious coalition approach while pursuing Osama bin Laden and the Taliban.
A Senate panel backed Rep Jennifer Weiss open courts legislation allowing hearings to access closed court proceedings or sealed documents. The bill aims to override Supreme Court limits and requires Senate approval before sending to Gov Easley. Critics warn adding a closed government provision would hide hospital contracts.
A new 6 percent sales tax on liquor at North Carolina ABC Stores took effect over the holiday weekend, layered on eight existing levies. Officials anticipate up to a 3 percent drop in December sales, yielding about 3 million dollars for state coffers as shoppers navigate Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve.
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