Thought for Today by Whitney Young
A concise quote from Whitney Young asserts that true nobility lies not in superiority over others but in surpassing one’s former self. It emphasizes personal growth over vanity or dominance.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 2013
Page
4
A concise quote from Whitney Young asserts that true nobility lies not in superiority over others but in surpassing one’s former self. It emphasizes personal growth over vanity or dominance.
The column argues police DNA collection from arrestees erodes privacy and echoes Founding Fathers concerns. It notes North Carolina law since 2011, cites Supreme Court views, compares to fingerprinting, and warns of potential misuse and broad government overreach.
Tom Campbell argues for inclusivity and civil dialogue as Moral Monday protests expose divisions in North Carolina politics. He urges both sides to compromise, curb demagoguery, and focus on common good, warning leaders to avoid labeling opponents as outsiders. He notes turnout under a thousand amid weather alerts and calls for responsible leadership.
Readers debate county budget and tax strategy with letters arguing high property values distort taxes and calls to cut wasteful spending. One writer notes bonds approved imply future tax increases to service debt, urging accountability and apples to apples comparisons in policy discussion.
A reader friendly compilation shows members of the North Carolina Senate and House with office locations and contact numbers. Names include Sen David Curtis Sen Kathy Harrington Rep Dana Bumgardner Rep Kelly Hastings Rep John A Torbett, plus business and address details for several offices and a few private entities.
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