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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2007
Page
5
The Gazette sets forth its mission to inform readers so they can promote and preserve freedom. It asserts individuals are endowed with rights by their Creator, including life and property, and emphasizes self control as the essence of freedom.
Pastor Thomas Holbrooks Jr invites black leaders to Pilgrim Baptist Church on Father's Day to foster discussion with Rev. Sharpton group representative John Barnett planning to worship and seek dialogue after the service. Vandalism across Cramerton and Belmont damaged dozens of cars and homes, prompting police action and arrests efforts.
The planning commission rezoned 17.3 acres near Ashbrook High School, paving the way for a 128,000 square foot development called The Shoppes at Gastonia. Potential tenants include Macaroni Grill Jos A Bank and Starbucks, signaling a tastier spiffier and more stimulating retail lineup for Gaston County.
Bed bugs have rebounded after decades away, spreading to all 50 states and Washington D C. The reddish brown pests infest dorms and luxury apartments alike, with no strong link to hygiene. Pest-control companies report 70 percent or higher call increases as they terminate the insects.
Steve Chapman compares John Edwards and Mitt Romney as flexible yet distinct figures in 2008 politics. He notes Edwards shifts left on war and budgets while Romney swings from pro gun rights to pro life shifting positions on immigration and policy. The columnist warns both candidates redefine themselves, but their core essence remains potato head flexible.
A reader thanks veterans including Hollis Barker of Mount Holly and laments veterans’ losses, urging gratitude. The letter discusses Normandy, WWII, Korea, and asks readers to thank veterans while they remain. It criticizes Democratic efforts on the electoral college and warns against interstate compacts. Local voices from Cherryville and Gastonia express views on politics and community forgiveness.
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