Editorial page editors named Pea and Bridges
The paper lists staff responsibilities naming John Pea as Editorial Page Editor and Barry Bridges as Editorial Page Editor for the section.
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John Pea
The Gaston Gazette in Gastonia, North Carolina
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 2001
Page
4
Our Philosophy: Freedom Through Self-Control
A concise statement asserts that freedom comes from individuals governing their own actions and property. It emphasizes equal divine endowment, personal liberty, and the duty to safeguard freedom for themselves and others.
Thoughts on Freedom from the Fifth Amendment
The speaker hails the Fifth Amendment as a steadfast ally in humanity's fight against tyranny, praising its role in preserving liberty, decency, and civilization. The remark frames the amendment as a durable landmark in the ongoing pursuit of individual rights.
How To Respond To Gazette Letter Submissions Rules
The Gazette outlines letter requirements including signature address and daytime phone number. Letters must be 300 words or less and may be edited for length accuracy and taste. Monthly publication limits apply and poetry or consumer complaints are not published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Remount Road
Gastonia
Readers' Voice award invites concise letters to editor
The Gazette will pick one Feedback letter or My Turn column monthly for the Readers' Voice award and a yearly award in July. Winners should be concise, well written, have a clear message, and avoid personal attacks while following Feedback Guidelines.
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The
Gazette
White House contact details and email option
The message lists the White House mailing address at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500 a phone number a fax number and an official web page. It notes that visitors can use the White House site to send electronic mail to the president the vice president and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Whitehouse
White House
Ignorance and language lapses haunt Kilpatrick column
The piece reflects on misquotes and spelling slips cited by readers and sources in Kilpatrick's year end confessional. It recalls errors about litmus tests plural forms petits fours versus bon temps versus bons temps and miscues on import wording, Shakespearean allusions, and Tony Blair’s title.
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Random House
Oxford American Dictionary
Merriam-Webster
American Heritage
New World
Encarta
Merriam- Webster
Oxford
Random House Brook
Joyeux Knoell
James J. Kilpatrick
Gazette
Kilpatrj
Aol
Frank Allen
Sunriver
Canada
Antigone
Creon
Oedipus
Jocasta
Marjorie Chomyszak
Norwich
N.Y
Boswell
John Lear
Mel Brooks
John Lahr
Tony Blair
England
United Kingdom
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
Dr. Johnson
Bush
Samuel Johnson
Rules for the road and united way plea in Gaston County
A roadside safety note stresses obeying speed limits tailgate avoidance full stops at signs and caution at flashing lights plus tractor awareness. Richard F Miedenthal urges support for 31 United Way agencies detailing local needs from food and rent to homelessness illness and unemployment with a campaign shortfall of 800000 and a year end pledge deadline.
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United Way
Opinion: Senate should vote on left on red bill
Our opinion urges North Carolina to revive and pass a left on red proposal introduced by Rep. Bob Hensley. It would apply only at one way to one way intersections and hinge on a safe stop. Opponents warn of pedestrian safety concerns especially for visually impaired pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State House of Representatives
State Senate
Raleigh
Bob Hensley
D-Wake
Greensboro
Charlotte
North Carolina
N.C. Senate
New plan offers more than old inflexibility
A Bush era Social Security reform draft by the Posecanis commission outlines three personal investment account options. One lets workers divert 2 percent from wages into private accounts, another allows up to 4 percent with benefit cuts, and a third adds 1 percent extra with a 1 percent government contribution. Moynihan and Parsons propose a fourth option adding 1 percent by workers and 1 percent by government. The report aims to widen choice without major benefit cuts, while acknowledging political hurdles and future budget concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Social Posecanis Commission
Commission
New York Democratic
Patrick Moynihan
AOL Time-Warner
Richard Parsons
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Barry Bridges
Readers’ Voice
Berry’s
Prckade
Jamee
Holiday Travel
Richard F. Miedenthal
Cherryville
Gaston County
Law
Senate
Rodney Parham
Police Department
Debra Owensby
Rutherford County
Earl Owensby
Mr. Owensby
Secretary of Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
Afghanistan
Osama bin Laden
Angela Bradshaw
West Gastonia Boys & Girls Club
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