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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 2012

Page

4

Thought For Today Quote On Life And Ends

A concise quotation from American writer Marcelene Cox notes that life begins when a person first realizes how soon it will end, emphasizing awareness of mortality as a trigger for living meaningfully.

Cherryville Clock Repair Push Reflects Civic Pride

Cherryville considers restoring the nearly 100 year old town clock on the Cherryville National Bank building. Fire Chief Jeff Cash proposes private donations to cover about four thousand dollars for removal and repair while avoiding tax funding. Citizens have offered to donate, valuing the clock as heritage and a symbol of the town. The plan favors private funding and market options for the building’s future use.

Cherryville Jeff Cash Cherryville National Bank Cash

Fiscal cliff and politics mislead on tax and spending

A blunt critique argues that raising taxes on the rich barely dented deficits, while the focus on stimulus and investments masks government overreach. It contends Obama’s deficits hit a trillion annually, criticizes the use of “stimulus” and “investing” as euphemisms, and cites Solyndra as an example of failed investments.

Obama

Inflation Tax and the Quiet Wealth Erosion

The author argues that quantitative easing amounts to printing money, debasing value and acting as an inflation tax affecting all, especially the poor, with government spending masking tax increases. Thomas Sowell is named as a native of Gastonia and a senior fellow at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University.

White House Federal Reserve System Thomas Sowell Gastonia Hoover Institution Stanford University Stanford Calif

Debunking the fiscal cliff and tax fears in a capitalistic frame

A critical view argues that high debt is manufactured to push taxes up and empower wealth confiscation. It defends capitalism as a path to opportunity, denounces socialism, and claims government harms growth while charities aid the needy. Skull is identified as Kings Mountain resident.

Barack Obama Joe Obama America Skull Kings Mountain

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