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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2010
Page
3
A civic editorial extols personal freedom and self-government, arguing people are endowed with rights by a Creator, not by government. It insists freedom equals self-control and urges readers to promote and preserve liberty and property through responsible action.
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice Roberts, upheld federal authority in two recent decisions. The landmark U.S. vs. Comstock extended civil commitments under the Adam Walsh Act, provoking dissent from Justice Thomas. Critics argue the rulings undermine state sovereignty and echo micromanagement from Washington.
The North Carolina General Assembly faces accusations of pretense as lawmakers rush to authorize charter like schools while blocking real charter expansion. Critics say push rests on politics and a bid for federal Race to the Top funds, not genuine educational reform. Gov Perdue backs the bill, raising concerns about hidden motives and funding implications.
A May 7 crash near Hardin Road involved a young lady and a 93 year old in a wheelchair. Firefighters pushed the car away, stopped a gas line leak, and used foam and chairs to keep the victims safe and comfortable for about two hours until a relative arrived. Curtis Y. Clark Jr of Mebane commends Pa Letcavage and the team for their care.
Fragmentary note discusses hiring current workers for logistical tasks and suggests that many are already employed in similar roles. It hints at avoiding new hires for reasons tied to job preservation and workplace familiarity.
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