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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2001
Page
5
Publisher Duane K McCallister and editors John Pea and Barry Bridges are listed as the editorial leadership on the page, indicating the personnel responsible for the publication and editorial content.
A compact statement asserts that freedom comes from individuals controlling their own production and property, rooted in equal endowment by the Creator, with government playing a limited role. It emphasizes self reliance, personal responsibility, and the preservation of life and liberty for all citizens.
A concise reflection on governance and liberty notes that minimal wisdom in people can still govern themselves. The quote emphasizes self rule and questions the depth of collective prudence required for effective leadership without external guidance. The statement invites contemplation on the balance between personal insight and societal governance.
Guidance on submitting letters to The Gazette includes required signature, address, and daytime phone number. Limit is 300 words, editors may shorten for accuracy and length, and one letter per month. Mail or deliver to 1893 Remount Road in Gastonia. or send to PO Box 1538, Gastonia NC 28053. Fax, email options provided.
Gov. Mike Easley of North Carolina and Gov. Jim Hodges of South Carolina provide state capitol addresses and phone numbers for official inquiries. Easley: 116 W. Jones St Raleigh NC 27603-8001 phone 919 733 4240. Hodges: State House 1st Floor PO Box 11369 Columbia SC 29211 phone 803 734 9400.
Jacob Sullum argues that the president’s order authorizing military commissions risks bypassing full due process. He notes casual calls for swift punishment ignore the risk of error, questions the secrecy and standards of proof, and contrasts these with the UCMJ protections and public trial norms.
Former Gastonians and Sunday Gaston Gazette subscribers praise Nashville Tennessee after reading Life section article Life Dec. 2 headline Nashville Up Town and upbeat. They describe the city as a delightful place to live with more than just a home.
A hometown celebration credits longtime friend and mayor Jennie Stultz and the downtown redevelopment board for progress. The Tennessean features a positive note about Gas tonia and its community strides as a Sunday article notes similar improvements.
A city official notes recent evaluation of the city manager as part of ongoing governance. The piece references civic duties, leadership standards, and public accountability within the municipal administration.
Rauch Industries donates 9000 to the Salvation Army Empty Stocking Fund from proceeds of a Christmas ornament yard sale aiding area families. A nativity scene theft in Gardner Park prompts prayers for the return and hopeful conscience. Gaston Family Health Services receives a 331894 private donation funding a dental clinic expansion with three new exam rooms.
In Gastonia this week the Inquiring Reporter asks residents about Clarence Clinton and Geographically tied opinions on the West Coast offense and coach Seifert. Critics say the team cannot finish games and needs a coach who can instill winning, especially in the fourth quarter.
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