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Newspaper

The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 2018

Page

4

Insulin costs rise as big three dominate market

Researchers who pioneered insulin gave away profit rights yet tens of millions lack access worldwide. Prices soar as Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly and Sanofi push newer analogs, with public health costs and shortages in sub Saharan Africa. Governments urged to bid price down and expand access.

Nova Nordisk Eli Lilly Sanofi Britain U.S World Health Organization Caribbean

Thought on interdependence by Ivy Baker Priest

A reflective quote from Ivy Baker Priest, former U S Treasurer, on how many lives are shaped by each person and how selfishness lies in imagining total independence. It emphasizes shared influence within the social stream and mutual reliance.

Ivy Baker Priest U.S

Lowell residents rebut letter on budget and service costs

John Cantrell, a Lowell citizen active on city committees, rebuts Wells Eddleman's letter in The Gazette. He defends the 2018 budget, notes low water sewer and tax rates, and argues increases for trash, water, and youth sports are needed to cover rising costs and new meters.

John Cantrell Lowell City of Wells Eddleman Gaston County

Gazette accepts letters to editor policy and contact info

The Gaston Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including requirement of the writer name address and daytime phone number. It notes possible editing for length clarity and accuracy and limits on frequency and content. Mail and email contact details for submissions are provided.

Gazette P.O. Box Gastonia Kevin Ellis Kellis Gastongazette

Gig economy myth shows fake news warps debate

John Hood of the John Locke Foundation critiques the gig economy narrative and a BLS survey. He argues that contingent work has declined since the 1990s, that most people prefer gig arrangements to traditional employment, and that poverty measures misstate progress. He urges careful sourcing and precise terms.

North Carolina U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics U.S BLS Temp

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