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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2001
Page
5
The Gazette outlines publisher Duane K McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges, detailing the newspaper’s leadership structure and staff roles.
A concise statement asserts freedom as self-control granted by creation, not government, urging individuals to understand liberty to preserve life and property and to extend freedom to others. The piece emphasizes equal endowment by the Creator and the right to secure more freedom.
A compact reflection on the link between liberty and education. It argues that a nation lacking free education cannot sustain freedom and may fail to recognize its loss, stressing the urgency of maintaining open, critical schooling as a safeguard of liberty.
The Gazette outlines submission rules for letters including writer signature address and daytime phone. Letters must be 300 words or less and may be edited for length accuracy and taste. Longer pieces may become My Turn, one letter per month, no poetry or consumer complaints.
Contact details list for Belmont City Council including Mayor Billy Joye and council members George Q. Hall G Dixon Charlie Flowers Jane Ray Richard Cromlish plus City Manager with phone numbers. Includes officers GPO style directory for local governance.
The Utah telemarketer with five wives and 29 children was convicted of bigamy and criminal nonsupport, facing up to 25 years. He also married minors and may face a separate rape charge, prompting debate over whether state law should regulate domestic arrangements among consenting adults and how this intersects with religious liberty.
At a May 9 and May 12 symposium at the National Press Club and Washington Hilton the Disclosure Project heard testimony from two dozen military and government personnel. The organizers urged open hearings in Congress and the UN, with hundreds of witnesses videotaped and supporting documents cited. Contact Alfred Webre and Dr Steven M. Greer for tapes and transcripts.
Our opinion praises Lily Sloan a rising eighth grader from Belmont Middle who competed in the 2001 Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee. She reached the second round before stumbling on demitasse, vowing to return next year, while praising local civic efforts and Gaston County pride related to All-America City status.
A Mount Holly resident, Bob Jessen, who examined diversity in advanced classes, is named May Readers' Voice winner for The Gazette. His May 25 letter questioned program qualification criteria and race or origin factors. Readers submitting Feedback are eligible, with monthly and yearly awards outlined, following Gazette guidelines.
In Mount Holly this week the inquiry asks if taxes will rise as state officials debate the budget. Residents respond with mixed views noting potential increases but arguing they should not be raised.
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