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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 2001
Page
4
The page lists John Pea as Editorial Page Editor and Barry Bridges as Editorial Page Editor in charge of opinion content. It notes their roles on the newspaper staff and outlines responsibilities for the opinion section.
A republication of a philosophical stance emphasizes individual freedom, self-control, and the belief that rights come from the Creator rather than government. It argues that equal endowment and ownership of life and property enable personal development and communal progress.
A reflective remark contrasts society shunning excellence in plumbing with tolerating shabby philosophy. It argues dysfunction in one field mirrors neglect in another, implying that high standards in practical trades and abstract thought are linked to a healthier culture.
The Gazette accepting letters up to 300 words with signature address and daytime phone. Three letters may be edited for length or accuracy. Longer items go to My Turn. No poetry or consumer complaints. Submit at The Gazette office on Remount Road Gastonia or by mail fax or email.
The Gazette invites Readers' Voice letters for the feedback section to win a monthly award. Writers should submit concise, well-written submissions with a clear message and no personal attacks. A yearly July prize follows each monthly winner.
Editorial note lists suggested editorial and commentary websites. References include ocregister commentary libertarian cato hayek haym rand perc polyconomics freespeech freemarket gazette opin creators.com and others.
Journalist James J. Kilpatrick laments English spelling chaos from calory misstep to ghoti and mime reforms. He cites European plans, press jokes, and educator efforts, urging writers to trust their error sense and look up doubtful words.
BILL CROMER from Kings Mountain argues that only Christ is redeemer and that Islam Judaism do not acknowledge him. He cites 1 John 5 10 and says the faithful must resist what he calls satanic propaganda while noting national sorrow after Sept 11 and the singing of Amazing Grace at funerals.
Lavon L Ramsey of S.C.C.K.S. Gastonia warns of a 25 percent cut in United Way funding, threatening Christmas services and emergency aid. Last year S.C.C.K.S. assisted 3,149 with food, 275 utilities, 23 medical, seven rent, and 297 Christmas. Volunteers run the agency without paid staff. Citizens urged to donate to local agencies serving the needy.
Our Opinion says the 11 month session was the longest in state history and left behind significant tax hikes and gerrymandered districts. It notes lawmakers increased taxes by about 1 billion over two years and extended the session, arguing incumbency protection and overlong tenure harmed ordinary taxpayers.
A two wheel, 65 pound, gyroscope balanced scooter named the Segway Human Transporter aims to replace cars for short trips. It reaches 17 mph, travels about 15 miles per charge, and costs around 3000 dollars. Postal service reportedly orders heftier versions, while critics note walking remains free and healthful.
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