Alie Wings of Scandal Shadow Clergyman Fuller Era
Thomas Fuller, English clergyman and author born in 1608, died 1661, is recalled as a figure whose life intersects religious duties with a notable scandal. The brief note highlights his era and notoriety without graphic detail.
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Thomas Fuller
Bill would improve rural cell service in North Carolina
A North Carolina editorial urges swift approval of House Bill 664 the Cell Tower Deployment Act. It argues loosening rules will cut high costs for Verizon AT&T and Sprint and improve service and public safety in rural areas. Support comes from Gaston and Lincoln County sheriffs. The piece contends fewer restrictions enable tower sharing and private investment growth.
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Mike Hager
Gastonia
Cleveland
Counties
Hager
Verizon
At&t
Sprint
Gaston County
Alan Cloninger
Lincoln County
David Carpenter
Rep. Hager
North Carolina
House
Senate
Debunking Austerity Myths and Budget Realities
Syndicated columnist John Stossel argues that Europe did not slash spending, cites Iceland Canada Japan and the U S to show mixed results, and urges slowing spending growth while proposing deeper U S cuts. He attacks the austerity narrative and calls for honest accounting and curbs on bureaucracy.
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Paul Krugman
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England
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Canada
U.S
Japan
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C’mon
IBM
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Commerce
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Energy Department
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John Stossel
Stossel
Fox Business Network
Branch libraries are essential to Gaston County residents
In a May Gazette My Turn letter Sarah Boyd argues branch libraries provide vital services beyond being fun. She urges protecting funding, noting access to computers, faxing, and staff assistance for job apps and school programs, and warns that cutting branches harms long term quality of life.
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Gaston County
Jan Winters
Humpty Dumpty
Sarah Boyd
Gastonia
County schools face federal overreach in language program
A reader critiques federal involvement in school policy referencing County schools make changes to alternative language program. The writer questions the time and cost of compliance and calls federal power a blatant overreach with no end in sight.
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