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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 2000
Page
5
The Gazette A Freedom Newspaper lists publisher Duane K McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges as the paper’s senior leadership.
A public message proclaims that freedom begins with individual responsibility to preserve life and property. It asserts equal endowed rights, self control as core liberty, and urges valuing character over mere success.
The Gazette outlines letter guidelines including required signature, address, and daytime phone. general interest and tasteful content. length limits of 300 words with longer pieces possibly for My Turn. one letter per month. submission methods via office drop, mail, fax, or email. poetry and consumer complaints are not published.
The Gazette selects one Feedback letter or My Turn column each month for the Voice award. Monthly winners can vie for a yearly award in July. Follow The Gazette's Feedback guidelines for eligibility and submission.
Thomas Sowell analyzes the Florida recount saga. He argues that judicial overreach created a biased process that ignored law and risked a constitutional crisis. He notes Gore sought selective manual recounts in Democratic counties while Bush’s lead remained in other areas.
The Town of Ranlo hosted an early Thanksgiving supper for over 100 senior adults on November 18 at Ranlo Church of God Jubilee Supper Club. Ham and turkey were served with trimmings, and entertainment came from soloist Diane Carswell and the Crystal Rivers Band. The Recreation Committee thanks Mrs. Carswell and the band for their contribution.
Dottie Shuford Bastonic Chairperson thanks Wayne Spencer for help at a community gathering in Gaston County. Charles L. Arrowood of Belmont critiques the recent county commissioner and school board votes, blaming baby boomers for high school costs and limited choices.
The Gazette praises Tyler Strasser now five as he continues Tyler's Mission by collecting and delivering gifts for Holy Angels in Belmont. Kiwanis Club of Gastonia joins in to collect donate wrap and deliver gifts and to pursue a tax deductible nonprofit status.
President Clinton spoke at the University of Nebraska in Kearney and praised Nebraska’s progress as he closed his first presidential trip in years. Nebraska’s voting record shows heavy GOP support with Saline County Democrats offering mixed praise for his leadership. This visit shifts Nebraska from a Clintonless category to a symbol of global parity alongside Brunei, Botswana, and Vietnam.
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