12 Feb 2001
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 2001
Page
1
The Gazette lists direct dialing options for subscriptions and rates with a placeholder phone sequence (704) 869 before extensions and a main line (704) 869-1800. Copyright notice confirms Gazette content protected and reproduction prohibited.
Don Felder, longtime Eagles guitarist, sues two founding members Don Henley and Glenn Frey claiming wrongful termination on February 6. He seeks an accounting of Eagles Ltd. revenues and updates to the band's business arm. Felder notes his role since 1974 and his work on Hotel California claims. Henley and Frey’s lawyer says they had right to terminate Felder. The suit names Eagles Ltd. as the target.
Bill Williams recalls growing up in Faith North Carolina in a small town where doors were left unlocked. He details a boyhood with a bird dog named Jack, his pocket knife and flashlight, and the bond between boy and dog as well as the era’s Depression era calm. He reflects on aging, gas and oil concerns, and the hollow memory of a loyal companion.
The fragment provides a weather oriented forecast noting regional highs for a period. Named locations and dates are unclear, but the item suggests a national forecast with emphasis on temperature highs and regional detail. Further specifics are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
February 12 marks milestones from Abraham Lincoln’s birth in 1809 to the death notices of Hall of Fame figures and the birthdays of Zeffirelli and Blume. The day notes political, cultural, and sports events, including the NAACP’s founding in 1909 and Schulz’s death in 2000. The list blends notable anniversaries, birthdays, and thought for today aphorisms.
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