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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2010
Page
2
The editorial asserts that readers should promote and preserve freedom, arguing that individuals are equally endowed by the Creator with the right to life, property, and liberty. It emphasizes self-control as the essence of freedom and urges responsible personal empowerment.
An economist links falling child mortality to market expansion. Global under-five deaths have fallen 35 percent in 20 years, from 7.7 million to a lower rate of 53.3 per 1000. While nations like Singapore show low rates, Equatorial Guinea remains high. The study credits immunization, bednets, HIV interventions, and ARV therapy, with free markets driving prosperity and health gains in Asia and Africa. The U.S. death rate dropped but ranking worsened due to statistical methods and childbirth mortality not counted in all countries. Concerns over childhood obesity and calls for balanced policy emphasize parental responsibility over government control.
Steve Chapman argues for widening legal visa channels instead of enforcement only. He cites Arizona debate and Senator Sylvia Allen’s letter, noting current limits push migrants into dangerous, illegal crossings. Expansion would reduce undocumented work, tax avoidance, and exploitation by trafficking networks while stabilizing border communities.
Broadcast of opinions on Gaston City Council stipends for health benefits, a prostitution sweep yielding nine arrests, immigration policy parity with Arizona, racial rhetoric, a Shelby school case involving a 19 year old student, and Gaston County property revaluation criticism. Citizens accuse officials of tax deception and misgovernance while calling for spending cuts and accountability.
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