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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2015
Page
2
General Lucy Talley appointed as Advertising Director at the Gaston Gazette with responsibility for customer service and information technology. Marshall Vamer noted in internal communications as part of the advertising department.
Miss your paper indicates advance payments to carriers are required and that carriers are independent contractors. The Gazette is not responsible for advance payments. Mail payments to The Gazette Postmaster in Gastonia North Carolina. Single copies cost 75 cents with Sunday and holiday rates listed. For information, call 704 869 1800. E paper access available and copyright notice included.
Overnight news from Gaston Gazette reports a fatal crash near the Gaston County line. An East Gaston High senior is killed days before graduation as authorities continue investigations. The incident comes amid broader coverage of local breaks including a planned county animal shelter site.
Online readers urge action on a long overdue animal shelter with thousands of animals said to have suffered from lack of space. Readers question commission delays and note calls to remove the animal control director while inviting public comments online.
The Gazette lists daytime and evening Pick 3 and Pick 4 numbers, Cash 5 results, and Midday and Evening draws with the winning digits and a 2x multiplier. It notes to check The Gazette daily to see if you have won.
A brief online poll in the Gaston Gazette asks readers if they favor a plan to build a new animal shelter. The poll shows 84 percent responding No, directing readers to vote online.
The New York Journal quotes Mark Twain, then 61, in London saying the report of his death was an exaggeration. The same era marks Gehrig's death in 1941 from ALS at age 37 in New York. In 1966 Surveyor 1 landed on the moon and started sending lunar surface photos.
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