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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2012
Page
4
A reflective line from Pearl Bailey urging more love and less paperwork. It frames a simple, human-centered message from the American entertainer born 1918 and died 1990.
State health officials warn of a tough flu season and urge Gaston County residents to get vaccinated. Even with vaccines, some may still fall ill, so practice precautions like frequent hand washing and covering coughs. Vaccination takes about two weeks to become effective, and delaying could affect holiday gatherings.
North Carolina leaders at a Fix the Debt news conference warn of a 4 percent first quarter contraction, rising unemployment, and Moody's downgrade risk if Congress stalls. Former Glaxo CEO Bob Ingram decries partisan inaction while urging a comprehensive, painful but necessary fix. Jim Hunt and Jim Holshouser echo urgency to “go big” and work across parties with grassroots action via fixthedebt.org. Tom Campbell, NCSPIN host, notes the campaign’s roots and media presence.
Charles Stalcup of Gastonia presents a pointed rebuttal to Joe Biden during the vice presidential debate. The piece labels Biden as lying on multiple points including security in Libya, Medicare funding, war voting records, religious liberty, Iran, embassy security, death panels, taxes on millionaires, Netanyahu meetings, and overall accuracy.
A compiled list of political and professional contacts including Sen Chris Carney and Sen Kathy Harrington with NC Legislative Building addresses and phone numbers, Rep William Current and Rep Kelly Hastings with office details, Rep John Torbett, plus a Realtor and a VP of Business Development at Defense Technologies Inc with addresses and phone numbers.
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