05 Feb 2001
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 2001
Page
1
A weather note summarizes noon positions and weekly high and low temperatures. It mentions system movements and precipitation chances across several cities, providing updated daytime highs and forecast details for select locations.
Seinfeld, 46, promoted his return with four weekend shows at Rascal's in West Orange, selling all 1,500 tickets at $20 each. He joked about doing nothing and riffed on topics from the Web to dating, drawing a packed, sold-out crowd.
Oscar winner Jodie Foster withdraws from presiding over the 54th Cannes film festival jury to take a leading role in David Fincher's The Panic Room after Nicole Kidman dropped out with a knee injury. Festival president Gilles Jacob notes the scheduling conflict with May events. Foster had hoped to preside over the jury in the future.
Bill Williams recalls The Gaston Gazette move to a new facility, praising the massive updated building and planned printing capabilities. He notes historic shifts from Airline Avenue to Cox Road and Franklin Boulevard, and anticipates the paper printing the North Carolina edition of The New York Times.
A retrospective list notes Roosevelt proposing court expansion in 1937, Roger Williams’s arrival in 1631, Sweden recognizing U S independence in 1783, Phoenix incorporation in 1881, 1917 immigration act and Mexico's constitutional adoption, Nasser's 1958 nomination, De Gaulle's 1962 Algeria stand, Garwood’s 1981 conviction, Beckwith’s 1994 Evers murder conviction, 1994 Gulf War context, Salvi clinic murders trial, Elizabeth Taylor divorce filing, and Haider’s Austria political moment.
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