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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2000
Page
1
A feature on David Viola a Gazette scanner with a Mount Holly background and family details. The piece notes his tenure at The Gazette and outlines mail subscription rates and delivery terms including advance payments and postmaster address in Gastonia North Carolina.
Filmmaker Ken Burns argues jazz conveys human intimacy beyond pop music. In TV Guide he notes pop tunes often dwell on sex while jazz legends like Miles Davis and Duke Ellington reveal deeper stories. He calls jazz a major American contribution and compares musicians to founding fathers.
Madonna and husband Guy Ritchie honeymoon with Sting and Trudie Styler at Sting's Wiltshire estate. They arrived late Saturday, visited a local pub, attended midnight Mass, and wed Friday at a Scottish castle.
Former child star Gary Coleman says he will no longer answer questions about Diff'rent Strokes after 2001, focusing on other interests such as model trains and DVDs. The New York Daily News notes his shift from television to the 21st century. In Los Angeles Sean Connery praises Rob Brown’s debut in Finding Forrester. Brown, 16, lands a lead with little acting experience, and Connery advises him to be himself and keep money safe.
Gaston County's banks grew with cotton mills as Gastonia and nearby towns expanded from 1899 onward. Citizens National Bank led by Rufus Rankin rose to become county's largest, while pivotal figures like Albert G. Myers shaped finance and textiles, with subsequent reorganizations and mergers forging BB&T and local independents.
A nationwide forecast notes noon positions of weather systems with rain and snow chances. Expect low 40s for highs in many areas with overnight upper 20s. A developing winter storm to the south may bring ice and snow, with details pending updates.
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