Editorial staff credits for Duane KK McCallister page
Duane KK McCallister is editor and John Pea serves as editorial page editor while Barry Bridges holds a senior editorial role. The note lists byline positions in the page’s masthead.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 2001
Page
5
Duane KK McCallister is editor and John Pea serves as editorial page editor while Barry Bridges holds a senior editorial role. The note lists byline positions in the page’s masthead.
The statement extols individual freedom and self-governance as essential rights endowed by a creator, not by government. It argues that freedom enables people to preserve life and property and to promote further liberty for themselves and others.
Quote emphasizes mutual freedom and neighborly rights beyond race color creed or origin. Acknowledges difficulty for some to grant liberty to others, reflecting civil rights ideals in a concise exaltation of equal freedom and social duty.
The Gazette outlines letter submissions requiring the writer’s signature address and daytime phone number. Letters are 300 words or less and may be edited for length accuracy and taste. Monthly publication limits apply. poetry and consumer complaints are not published.
Directory style note listing Charlotte Sue Myrick and Gastonia offices with phone numbers and addresses, plus York South Carolina Rep John Spratt contact details and district office in York and Washington DC address and emails.
A readers notice promotes several web sites including libertarian.org cato.org libertarian pages and related resources. It lists domains such as freemarket and polyeconomics and urges readers to explore these sites for further information.
A loud tire blow out in a Berry's World panel warns SUV drivers that a sudden tire failure can cause loss of control. The jarring sound signals danger and urges cautious driving to avoid rollover risks on highways and city streets.
A syndicated column discusses when to use think or believe, citing Henry Cisneros, MP3.com, and various editors. The piece notes most Uses share little distinction unless followed by that, and urges writers to spell out in doubt while weighing style and sense. It quotes John Bremner and Edward FitzGerald on nuance, and warns about filler words like basically. It concludes with guidance for readers to mail questions to Kilpatrick.
A letter signed by 20 Gaston County clergy and citizens urges leaders to prioritize racial reconciliation in city and county police chief selections. It calls for sensitivity to profiling and community policing as essential qualifications for top law enforcement roles. The note also criticizes a May Gazette golf article and defends local Meals on Wheels programs amid funding concerns.
Our opinion denounces a Senate budget tax hike that would raise about 200 million annually. It details increased charges on cable or satellite bills long distance calls and fertilizer purchases, loss of a child health tax credit, and calls out Senators voting for the plan while urging House action against the hikes.
The INS proposes a Premium Processing Program charging $1000 extra to fast track work visas for foreigners including athletes entertainers scientists artists and executives. Expected to raise about $80 million yearly the policy favors well funded applicants and risks unequal access to government services.
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