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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 2002

Page

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Empty pews highlight challenge in closing Gaston achievement gap

Gaston County educators seek black community involvement after low turnout at a December forum at Friendship Baptist Church. Superintendent Ed Sadler faced a room with no attendees despite a plea from Communities Davis United for Positive Progress. Tests show persistent gaps with only 57.7 percent of black third graders reading at grade level and 48.5 percent of eighth graders proficient in reading.

Friendship Baptist Church Jennifer Davis Communities

Half a million greet 2002 in Times Square farewell to 2001

About 500000 revelers gathered in Times Square to bid farewell to a deadly year. A crystal ball dropped at midnight as bells tolled nationwide and security held steady. Leaders and victims were honored, with a silent moment for 9/11.

New York Times Square New York City Javier Romero Logan Miller U.S Markable Peter Kohlmann Malinda Gonieczko Manalapan N.J Ken Philadelphia Seattle Anchorage Alaska Denver Central Park Boston Hartford Conn City Hall Las Vegas

Ex-coach Don Brown reaches deferred prosecution deal

Former Forestview football coach Don Brown must surrender his teaching license and is banned from coaching for at least two years under a deferred prosecution agreement. In Mecklenburg County Superior Court he answered a few questions, keeping a felony charge on hold while admitting he French kissed a student in a Charlotte motel room. Assistant DA Barry Cook said the meeting was pre planned and not school related. Brown spoke only to acknowledge understanding of the agreement. pSee Brown/Page 6A

Charlotte Forestview Don Brown Brown Mecklenburg County Superior Court Shirley Fulton Barry Cook Cook Fulton

Notre Dame names Tyrone Willingham as head coach

Tyrone Willingham, a Jacksonville native and former Stanford coach, is named the new leader of Notre Dame football. The announcement names Willingham as head coach, highlighting his coaching experience and expected impact on the program.

Notre Dame Stanford Tyrone Willingham Jacksonville

Hometown turns 40 with a treasure from a birthday card

Betty Burrell and family celebrate turning 40 as a milestone they welcome driven by a 57 year old birthday card treasured by relatives. The piece on page 18 frames a sentimental illness-free reflection on aging and family memory.

Betty Burrell

Dow Jones closes down 115 points at 10021.50

Market Watch reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average finishing session 115.49 points lower at 10021.50 on page 1D with brief intra day movements noted.

Health ANNUAL FOR EVERYONE

An annual physical exam helps uncover illness and detect cancer early and strengthen the patient doctor bond, encouraging regular checkups and proactive care relationships.

Marines Launch Hunt for Taliban Leader Omar

U S Marines began a mission to capture Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar, believed hidden in central Afghanistan mountains. Prime Minister Karzai affirmed intent to arrest him, with dozens of Marines aboard CH 46E Sea Knights from Kandahar heading northwest at sunset, accompanied by a B 52 and fighter jet.

U.S Mullah Mohammed Omar Afghanistan Hamid Karzai Kandahar Omar

Public wary of another terror attack poll finds

An Associated Press poll shows seven in ten Americans expect another terrorist attack, with 23 percent saying it is very likely and 47 percent deeming it somewhat likely. Despite fear, many remain hopeful about the economy as 2002 approaches.

Washington Associated Press Ron Kaiser Buffalo N.Y ICR Media

N C working out patient aid program details

Governor Easley and aides have not finalized how to run the new patients assistance program under the Patients Bill of Rights. A Jan 1 deadline looms as officials anticipate a soon announcement on program administration and responsible entities.

N.C Raleigh Mike Easley General Assembly Easley Fred Hartman

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