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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 2018
Page
4
Lucy C Talley and Michael Smith are listed as publisher and regional executive editor respectively in the Gazette, reflecting key leadership roles. The notice outlines editorial leadership, with Talley and Smith shaping publication direction and management.
The ATF finalizes a rule reclassifying bump stocks as machine guns making them illegal to manufacture sell or possess. Owners have until March 21 to destroy or surrender them. Legal challenges loom as critics urge Congressional action to ban the devices nationwide. Los Angeles Times
A poignant quote attributing the value of dreams to youth. Jean Genet is cited as the author. The message warns that not dreaming in youth is a greater loss than failing to realize those dreams later.
The Gazette outlines letter submissions requiring the writer name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and accuracy and should be 300 words or less. Only one letter published per writer every 15 days. poetry petitions and consumer complaints are not published.
Opinion piece by John Hood of the John Locke Foundation arguing whataboutism weakens ethical standards in discussing election fraud. It cites Mark Harris and McCrae Dowless in North Carolina, contrasts with Democratic ballot harvesting, and urges conservatives to defend rule of law rather than excuses.
Larry Wooten, president of the North Carolina Farm Bureau, argues for a clear federal waters definition under the EPA proposal to replace the 2015 WOTUS rule. He notes farmers’ generations of stewardship, Century Farms in NC, and the need for fair warnings and practical guidelines to protect land and water while supporting agricultural livelihoods.
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