Gaston Gazette staff contacts and extension list
To call direct dial (704) 869 before extensions. Administration extension 1702 includes Publisher Duane K. McCallister and Promotions Director Sherry Collins. Newspaper in Education Coordinator Sherry Collins. Production Director Ray Martin. Circulation/Delivery: Director Larry Gray, Manager Linda Kellum, Service Mgr. Sandra Pantt. New Media Director Mike Sewell. Extension 1764 and visit www gastongazette.com for more information.
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Corrections: Takara Belmont sales misstated at $2 million
The Gaston Gazette corrects a business item stating Takara Belmont USA Inc. has more than $2 billion in worldwide sales. The mistake appeared in Tuesday’s business section. Contact the newsroom to report errors.
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Regis Philbin funds Notre Dame studio theatre project
Regis Philbin, Notre Dame alumnus and TV host, donates 2.75 million dollars to the university for the Regis Philbin Studio Theatre in the performing arts center. The 100 seat venue will host lab and performance art productions with advanced lighting and sound. Construction starts later this year and should finish in 2003.
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Harris Pollock film star relates to artist struggles
Ed Harris compares his preparation for Pollock to Jackson Pollock’s life, noting shared rage and alcohol issues. Toni Braxton reflects on bankruptcy and comeback while up for two Grammys, and Melanie C in Greece expresses interest in collaborating with Eminem and Madonna amid tour.
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Lawmakers seek to end Ventura XFL moonlighting
ST PAUL Minn state lawmakers push to bar governors from outside pay roles. A House panel passed a bill to deem top state officials in conflict if earning money from outside activities, aiming to curb governor Jesse Ventura's TV commentary work on Saturdays. The measure awaits a House floor vote.
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The World Is a Stage for Children and Teachers
Anne S. Farnsworth, a Tryon Elementary School teacher and writer from Cherryville, recalls her lifelong drama love from sixth grade to mentoring students. She notes how adults and children alike are constantly watched, shaping behavior as technology amplifies observation and privacy concerns.
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