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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 2001
Page
5
Philosophy of Freedom and Self Control Policy
A reflective editorial asserts that true freedom comes from individuals controlling their own lives and property, derived from a belief in equal endowment by the Creator rather than government. It emphasizes personal responsibility, preserving liberty, and promoting freedom for all to develop to their fullest potential.
Thoughts on Freedom Speech Message
A concise reflection on freedom of speech arguing it protects speakers from being silenced by force or oppression rather than guaranteeing equal airtime for all. The quote frames speech rights as preventing violence and retaliation by authorities or others against those who wish to speak.
Gazette letter submission guidelines for readers
The Gazette explains how to submit letters including required signature address and daytime phone number. Letters must be 300 words or less and may be edited for length accuracy and taste. Address submissions to The Gazette office Gastonia or via mail box fax or email.
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Gazette Readers Voice Award Seeks Concise Feedback Letters
The Gazettes Feedback section invites Readers to send letters and My Turn pieces for the Readers' Voice award. Monthly winners are chosen for a monthly prize, with a yearly award in July for standout submissions. Letters should be well written, concise, and free of personal attacks.
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Governors Address and Contact Details
Gov. Mike Easley of North Carolina and Gov. Jim Hodges of South Carolina provide office addresses and phone numbers for the State Capitols. Easley: 116 W. Jones St Raleigh NC 27603-8001 919-733-4240 Hodges: State House 1st Floor PO Box 11369 Columbia SC 29211 803-734-9400
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Mike Easley
D-N.c
State Capitol
W. Jones St
Raleigh
Jim Hodges
D-S.c. State House
Columbia SC
Montgomery County moves to tax cigarette smoke with fines
Montgomery County Council passed a measure fining smokers up to 750 dollars if neighbors object to odor from their homes. County Executive Douglas Duncan pledged to sign but then vetoed after nationwide ridicule of the plan. Council member Isaiah Leggett framed it as restricting cross property line smoke while not banning smoking inside homes.
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Aryland
Montgomery County
Douglas Duncan
Isaiah Leggett
Montgomery
Friendship Heights
Alfred Muller
Duncan
America
Opinion: US in Afghanistan faces choice of nation building
The piece argues Afghanistan demands reassessment of progress and aims. It notes Taliban gains shrinking, calls for cautious U.S. role in nation building, urges preventing Northern Alliance massacres, and suggests Afghans should resolve internal issues while the United States focuses on bin Laden, airlift aid, and diplomacy.
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Afghanistan
Taliban
Osama bin Laden
al-Qaida
Chuck Pena
Libertarian Cato Institute
Northern Alliance
Mr. Pena
Bush
United States
United Nations
bin Laden
America
Free trade authority debate sets House vote this week
Congress weighs fast track trade authority tied to Bush push for open markets. Proponents say free trade boosts jobs and incomes, lowers prices, and spurs innovation, while critics fear environmental costs and political shortcuts. The House vote on trade promotion authority nears, with outcomes seen as global public interest stakes.
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Bush
Congress
Clinton
Trade-Promotion Authority
America
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