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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2007
Page
9
The public record lists Jennie Lambert as publisher and John Pea as editor with Barry Bridges serving as editorial page editor on the Gazette staff. No further details accompany these staffing credits in the provided text.
The article proclaims a vision that people are equally endowed with rights by their Creator, not by government. It asserts freedom as self control and emphasizes individuals preserving lives and property and promoting broader liberty for themselves and others.
Gaston County commissioners weigh a four cent tax-rate cut against rising education costs and a potential $100 million school construction plan. Revenue-neutral budgeting could require deeper cuts, while voters may see a school bond on the ballot this November as officials balance taxpayers, schools, and growth.
The piece notes President Coolidge labeled Father's Day a national observance in 1924, compares spending with Mother's Day, and cites NRF figures predicting 9.9 billion for Father's Day versus 15.7 billion for Mother's Day. It lists average expenditures, gift types, and Census data on U.S. fathers, plus a nod to safety with power tools.
Diane Glass and Shaunti Feldhahn discuss whether a candidate can run under a party label while holding liberal views. They argue honesty about beliefs matters more than strict conformity, noting the need for a political center amid partisan expectations and the risk of hiding true views to appeal to voters.
The Animal League of Gaston County and the Dallas Correctional Institute run an eight week obedience training program for Zack and Scooter, dogs from Gaston County Animal Control. Inmate trainers, community donations, and local volunteers support the effort with adoption now open for $75, including vet checks, shots, and neutering.
A Gaston Gazette reader questions if The Secret lives up to its hype in a recent comment posted online. The piece suggests readers share opinions in 25 words or fewer via the Gazette website.
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