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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2010
Page
2
The piece asserts readers should understand freedom to promote and preserve liberty. It argues people are endowed by their Creator, not government, with rights to life and property and to secure freedom for themselves. Freedom is defined as self-control.
Chief Executive magazine ranked California 51st worst for business in its sixth annual survey. North Carolina placed second, just behind Texas, highlighting concerns over taxes and regulations. The piece notes California’s past allure versus current outcomes and urges leaders to consider countering that trend.
The Gastonia area theft targets a business employing 15 developmentally disabled workers. Twenty two potted plants and donated supplies were stolen over the past month, sparking police investigation. Owner Jenny Carrington stresses the theft strikes at the workers’ principle and offers a contact number for tips and donations.
Chicago Tribune columnist Steve Chapman argues the Big Ten embodies Midwestern identity and warns expansion to Eastern or distant foes would erode regional unity. He cites Penn State’s 1990 addition, climate and culture anchors, and weighs potential members like Rutgers Syracuse Texas, urging presidents to protect the conference’s heartland roots.
A letter urges graduates to trust in God and persist with hard work amid economic uncertainty. It emphasizes timing, divine wisdom, and learning from mistakes as youth prepare for college or work. The author quotes Josh Hinds and signs Lisa Harper Betn.
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