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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 2007
Page
5
The Gaston Gazette outlines its mission to inform readers so they may promote freedom and influence others to value its blessings. It asserts universal rights rooted in creation, not government, emphasizing self control as the core of freedom and the duty to preserve life and property.
The Durham County district attorney Michael Nifong faced an ethics trial over charges against three Duke lacrosse players. The state attorney general cleared them as innocent and called Nifong a rogue prosecutor, with vows to resign. The piece sees the proceedings as a cautious check on prosecutorial power amid broader social tensions.
James H. King reflects on truth, secrecy, and justice amid politics and trials. He cites Iraq policy, O J Simpson, and a Tennessee murder case to urge wise speech, divine guidance, and accountability for leaders and juries alike. King notes his Gastonia residence and calls for discernment in when to reveal secrets.
Gaston County readers condemn parole for Winfred Lee Barnett in the June 4 Gazette article. In letters from Edna Phillips and others, the community voices outrage at granting release for a crime described as hor rible. Readers urge the state to reconsider and keep public safety at the forefront.
Inquiries reporter finds mixed views on talking about race. Some say people are not reluctant and recognize ongoing issues, while others note timid behavior due to fear of repercussions and potential arguments reflecting a southern mentality. Photographed by Heather Garland.
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