A Lie Has No Leg But A Scandal Has Wings
A short quotation by Thomas Fuller, the English clergyman born 1608 died 1661, noting that falsehoods lack stay while scandals spread quickly.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 2013
Page
4
Cell Tower Deployment Act aims to ease rural telecom rules
North Carolina representative Mike Hager backs House Bill 664 to loosen state and local restrictions on wireless towers. The measure, praised by Gaston County Sheriff Alan Cloninger and Lincoln County Sheriff David Carpenter, would allow tower sharing and reduce high costs, aiming to improve service in rural areas and boost overall economy. The bill passed the House and faces Senate action soon with swift approval hoped for.
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Mike Hager
Gastonia
Cleveland
Counties
Hager
Verizon
At&t
Sprint
Gaston County
Alan Cloninger
Lincoln County
David Carpenter
North Carolina
Rep. Hager
House
Senate
Debunking Austerity Myths and Budget Realities
John Stossel argues that Europe did not meaningfully cut spending and that austerity is misread. He cites Japan and Iceland to show mixed outcomes, contrasts U S trends, and urges trimming growth, not balanced budgets, citing Rand Paul’s proposed cuts and free market ideas.
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Paul Krugman
New York Times
England
Iceland
Canada
U.S
Japan
America
IBM
Sen
Rand Paul
Commerce
Housing and Urban Development
Energy
Education
Commerce Department
Energy Department
Paul
Agriculture Department
Labor Department
John Stossel
Stossel
Fox Business Network
Branch libraries key to Gaston County life says reader
Sarah Boyd argues in the May 30 Gazette that Gaston County branch libraries provide essential services beyond fun. They give access to computers, job applications, tests, and online business, plus faxing and staff help, and help attract businesses with a literate workforce.
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Gaston County
Jan Winters
Humpty Dumpty
Sarah Boyd
Gastonia
Federal government overreach in county school language program
A reader decries federal control over local schools citing changes to an alternative language program. They question time and cost, calling federal power a blatant overreach with no end in sight.
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