Gazette Lucy C Talley Publisher Michael Smith Regional Editor
Regional newspaper note lists Lucy C Talley as publisher and Michael Smith as regional executive editor in a concise staff roll.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2018
Page
4
Regional newspaper note lists Lucy C Talley as publisher and Michael Smith as regional executive editor in a concise staff roll.
Former South Carolina governor Mark Sanford loses a Republican primary to Katie Arrington, a Trump loyalist. Sanford says the vote signals GOP voters’ loyalty to Trump over constitutional debates and fiscal ideals, a trend echoed by Alabama’s Martha Roby facing a runoff.
A policy note outlines that letters to the editor must include the writer’s name address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length clarity and accuracy with preferred length 300 words or less. The Gazette limits one letter published every 15 days and does not publish poetry form letters petitions or consumer complaints. Mail P O Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053 Email Managing Editor Kevin Ellis kellis gastongazette.com.
The latest trustees report shows hospital insurance and Social Security funds depleting earlier than expected with 2026 and 2034 depletion dates. Without changes, 2034 benefits could face a 21 percent cut or a 31 percent tax rise. Star Parker of CURE comments on reform.
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports that coal industry leaders seek to cut the Black Lung Disability Trust Fund funding by rolling back the 1.10 per ton tax to 50 cents by 2019. With 25 000 miners relying on the fund and GAO projections of rising debt, critics call for protecting workers health and funding.
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