Talley and Smith Named in Gazette Leadership Roles
Lucy C Talley is appointed Publisher and Michael Smith named Regional Executive Editor in a regional Gazette leadership reshuffle. The announcement highlights Talley’s editorial leadership and Smith’s role overseeing regional operations and newsroom strategy.
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Shareholders take center stage in Trump era economy
Robert Reich argues that American capitalism prioritizes shareholders over workers as GM cuts about 14 000 jobs mainly in Michigan and Ohio. He notes GM saved over 150 million from the tax cut while shifting production to Mexico and China, challenging Trump’s claim of reviving American jobs and urging policy to curb Wall Street influence.
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Editorial policy for letters to the editor
The Gazette profiles letters to the editor requiring the writer name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and accuracy. Preferred length is 300 words or less. Writers are limited to one letter published every 15 days. The Gazette does not publish poetry form letters petitions or consumer complaints. Mail P O Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053 Email Managing Editor Kevin Ellis kellis gastongazette.com
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America still a land of dreams despite youth doubts
columnist Star Parker argues that while many young Americans doubt national exceptionalism, immigrants energize the economy with startup success and billion-dollar firms. She urges personal responsibility and optimism, citing polls and Brookings data, and closes with a note about CURE and a call to reflect on what is right in America.
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Students protest censorship of football transfer story
In Harper Herald Springdale Arkansas the October feature by student journalists exposed how five varsity players transferred to Springdale High for scholarship prospects. The district ordered removal of the piece citing harm and divisiveness, prompting debate on student freedom, editorial oversight, and the value of rigorous reporting.
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