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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 2013

Page

4

Out-of-town label fuels Raleigh protests

Gov McCrory calls demonstrators outsiders as Moral Mondays grow outside the General Assembly. WRAL reports 98 percent of the roughly 400 arrests over weeks are North Carolina residents, including pastors teachers doctors and activists. The piece argues name-calling won t solve policy disputes over Medicaid voter ID education funding and taxes.

Eally Pat McCrory General Assembly WRAL North Carolina Senate National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Legislative Organizing For America Service Employees International Union Thom Goolsby New Hanover County McCrory GOP

Debate Over Organ Sales and Transplant Policy Sparks Ethics Row

Syndicated economist Walter E Williams argues for allowing organ sales to ease shortages. He critiques 1984 law restricting payments, compares organ markets to food subsidies, and questions altruism as a sole basis for allocation. He warns against shortages and inequities if donations remain voluntary.

Health and Human Services HHS Kathleen Sebelius Sarah Munnaghan Sarah Murnaghan Congress Walter E. Williams George Mason University

Senator Goolsby derides Moral Monday protesters

A Chatham Journal piece quotes North Carolina state senator Thom Goolsby criticizing Moral Monday demonstrators as mostly white angry former hippies. He likens attendees to a circus with clowns and a sideshow and degrades a clergy member, drawing rebuke for uncalled for derision of peaceful protesters and urges upholding constitutional rights.

Chatham Journal Thom Goolsby North Carolina State Capitol Goolsby U.S Gazette Raleigh

Letter to the editor cites Lincoln on dedication and freedom

Jim Kellogg from Gastonia quotes Abraham Lincoln urging perseverance after honoring the fallen. He condemns circus performers and argues they embolden wrongdoing while calling for renewed devotion to the nation's cause and a government of the people.

Abraham Lincoln Jim Kellogg Gastonia

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