Thought For Today From Katharine Whitehorn
A British columnist Katharine Whitehorn offers a blunt aside on obstinacy and stubbornness describing Tam as firm and pig-headed. The wry remark captures the era’s brisk tone and social humor.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2013
Page
4
A British columnist Katharine Whitehorn offers a blunt aside on obstinacy and stubbornness describing Tam as firm and pig-headed. The wry remark captures the era’s brisk tone and social humor.
The piece highlights the heavy load on caregivers balancing work family and home duties. It cites a Home Instead survey on fatigue sleep trouble and mood and notes the Family Caregiver Support Program in Gaston County offering referrals education respite funding and adaptive services. Local groups meet monthly at First United Methodist Church with contact numbers for more information.
Sarah Perry writes from Mount Holly urging North Carolina legislators to avoid increasing class sizes, protect teachers and assistants, and invest in reading support and books for first graders. She cites 33 years in education, diverse student needs, and the risk to literacy progress if funding shifts.
Letters criticize state bill to expand wireless coverage. Readers urge competition among carriers, call for tower sharing, and accuse regulators of aiding corporate greed over public interest. Residents recount poor AT&T service in Gastonia and question school funding accountability.
A roster lists NC Senate and House members with offices in Raleigh and district mailing addresses. It includes Sen David Curtis and Sen Kathy Harrington with phones and emails, Rep Dana Bumgardner Rep Kelly Hastings and Rep John Torbett, plus their job titles and home addresses.
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