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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2001
Page
5
The document lists the publisher Duane KK McCallister the editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges, indicating the paper's leadership lineup. It reads as a masthead credit from the publication's front matter.
A philosophical statement advocates individual freedom and self-control as the core of liberty. It asserts equal endowment by a creator, not government, and emphasizes securing life and property while preserving freedom for oneself and others.
A quotation marks a view that error requires government backing while truth remains self-supported, emphasizing the independence of truth from state endorsement. The remark highlights a classic tension between state power and factual integrity in public discourse.
The Gazette accepts letters up to 300 words and may edit for length accuracy and taste. Include writer signature address and daytime phone. Limit of one letter published per month. Submissions accepted at The Gazette office, by mail, fax, or email.
Contact numbers for federal agencies include FBI 764 377 9200, U S Marshal 704 344 6234, U S Attorney 704 344 6222, ATF 704 344 6119, OSHA 919 733 2355. State offices include Attorney General 919 733 4723, DMV 704 853 5370. Driver's License 704 853 5372, ALE 104 375 5528, SBI 704 948 3660.
Jacob Sullum reviews the Casey Martin case where the Supreme Court considered the ADA's reach over the PGA Tour and golf's essence. The piece contrasts majority and dissenting views, argues about federal power, and questions balancing access with organizational autonomy.
Charles H. Huggins Sr. writes about December 2000 hospitalization at Gaston Memorial Hospital for heart attack and March 31 death after insulin reaction and congestive heart failure. He commends Emergency Room staff, ICU teams, and hospital volunteers for exemplary, compassionate care.
Our Opinion condemns subsidies for a $205 million Charlotte Hornets arena and a downtown stadium as improper private ventures funded by public money. It also criticizes a South Carolina lottery plan, praising local generosity seen in the Glenn Foundation grants totaling $403,377 to 39 groups including schools and the Bessemer City Boys & Girls Club.
The Labor Department reports the first quarter 2001 productivity fell 1.2 percent at an annual rate, the steepest drop in eight years, signaling a slowing economy. Analysts note the decline may ease inflation fears, suggesting rate and tax cuts could sustain growth. The tone hints at a temporary pause rather than a recession.
This week the Inquiring Reporter asks Raymond Borel of Mount Holly if the housing boom can continue. He notes a slowdown concern and questions whether the local market can absorb further growth.
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