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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2001
Page
9
Duane K. McCallister is listed as publisher with John Pea as editor and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor. The byline indicates a small, locally run newsroom structure. The article confirms leadership roles within the newspaper.
A concise editorial statement asserts that freedom comes from self-control and personal empowerment. It emphasizes equal rights endowed by the Creator, not by government, and urges readers to preserve life and property while expanding freedom for themselves and others.
A concise reflection on press freedom emphasizing responsible journalism while condemning poor practices. It argues that true liberty allows criticism and supports standards without imposing heavy conditions on all reporting.
The Gazette explains letters to the editor must include the writer’s signature address and daytime phone number and be 300 words or less. Edits may be made for length factual accuracy and taste. poetry and consumer complaints are not published. submissions to office mail send to 1893 Remount Road Gastonia or PO Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053 or by fax or email.
The Gazette invites Feedback letters and My Turn columns for Readers' Voice awards. Monthly winner chosen from eligible submissions, with a yearly July prize. Include message clarity and avoid personal attacks, using proper contact details for governors in North and South Carolina.
Robyn Blumner argues that good hygiene in Marines shows how moral authority and due process must guide the war on terrorism. She criticizes Bush limits on civilian rights, contrasts with FDR era tribunals, and urges a rights-respecting approach to avoid double standards in national security.
Our Opinion analyzes Bill Clinton remarks at Georgetown University and the debate over whether his presidency influenced anti terrorism responses. It notes unclear meaning in his references to European lineages and Crusades, cites Mansoor Ijaz allegations, and questions if Clinton could have prevented the September 11 attacks, concluding a conclusive answer will require years of study.
A columnist questions baseballs profitability as Bud Selig faces Congress. He notes a $519 million loss this year with only the Yankees and Indians profitable in six years. The Boston Red Sox seek a record $660 million sale to buyers including The New York Times Company and George Mitchell, prompting calls for clearer economics.
Patrick J. Michaels challenges the Global Climate Change Act of 2001 proposing a national emissions strategy. He argues many so called findings misstate data, noting warming drivers and ocean trends are disputed while Kyoto and post Bonn accords aim to modestly reduce warming.
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