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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1995
Page
6
The statement argues that liberty is not a pathway to a greater political goal but the ultimate political goal itself. It frames freedom as intrinsic value guiding political legitimacy and governance.
The piece attacks LT. GOV. Dennis Wicker and Senate Democrats for a plan to cap campaign spending and to finance campaigns with taxpayer funds. It argues that the proposal would grant privileged status to compliant candidates, create a state- retained fair campaign designation, and usurp voter judgment with a state campaign commission. It recalls a 1992 lieutenant governor race as evidence that spending does not decide elections.
A court-ordered removal of two graduation songs at Salt Lake City West High School trims sacred references from the program. Critics warn broader musical limits could affect Handel, Bach, Mozart works and Civil War verses. Proponents urge live and let live while guarding church-state boundaries.
Thomas Sowell argues that national identity cards reveal deep liberal and conservative rifts over government power, trust, and privacy. He contrasts Feinstein’s identity card proposal with Buchanan’s immigration moratorium and criticizes Supreme Court term limits as betrayals of trust, urging responsible government and personal accountability.
Richmond C. Beecher writes that Kennesaw Georgia’s 1982 ordinance requiring head of household to own a firearm reduced crime dramatically. He cites 74 percent fewer crimes against persons in 1982 and 45 percent in 1983, with low armed robberies and burglaries. Beecher opposes permit systems for gun owners and argues for “shall issue” laws.
A speaker asserts the DARE program should stay as is because it helps children understand drug and alcohol abuse. The program taught about drugs violence gangs and more, and without it children would not learn the truth about drugs.
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