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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 2001

Page

3

District battles teacher turnover and low reading scores

Five schools show the county’s worst fifth grade reading rates with fewer than 65 percent passing and Rhyne reporting under half. Superintendent Holland links turnover to low test results and publicity, noting Title I incentives to attract staff. Woodhill gains include a $2500 first year and up to $3500 for two year returners as district HR chief Melvin Parent cites national teacher shortages.

Holland Woodhill Melvin Parent Gaston County North Carolina

Teacher Turnover And Shortage In Gaston County

The Gaston County Schools discuss an annual turnover of about 6000 teachers. Reasons vary from retirement and death to relocation and seeking better teaching opportunities, with some leaving teaching entirely for different environments or moving to different school levels. Cal­vin Carter can be reached at 704 869 1833.

Calvin Carter

Iraq air mission faces Iraqi anti aircraft fire and radar links

The article reports ongoing Iraqi anti aircraft fire in the no fly zone as Forsyth notes continued gunner activity during his 22 months in command. Experts say Iraq hired Chinese workers to link radar systems via fiber optic cables, enhancing air defense and complicating allied strikes amid NATO history in Yugoslavia and Incirlik missions.

Saddam Forsyth U.S Navy Tom Tack Allen Park Mich Iraq Nick Cook Jane's Defense Weekly Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld Incirlik Rumsfeld Slobodan Milosevic Yugoslavia NATO Kosovo Incirlik Air Base

911 tape released in boy drowning at rocker’s home

Los Angeles report details a 4 year old boy, Daniel Veres, dying after a pool drowning at musician Tommy Lee’s Malibu mountain home during a birthday party. The 911 call captures Lee urgently seeking an ambulance and guiding CPR as bystanders struggle to coordinate help.

Rocker Los Angeles Tommy Lee Los Angeles County Fire Department Lee Daniel Karren Daniel

Woman slashes teacher in Tokyo kindergarten attack

A woman with a knife forced entry into a Tokyo kindergarten and slashed a young female teacher on her hands and leg before fleeing. The injured teacher was hospitalized with minor injuries and no children were nearby. The incident follows a fatal school attack in Osaka prompting security concerns.

Tokyo Tokyo Metropolitan Osaka Japan Junichiro Koizumi

Federal death penalty executions draw protests and debate

Outside a federal building in Terre Haute hundreds gathered as Garza faces execution amid a larger pretrial press presence for McVeigh. Audrey Anderson and other officials question potential racial bias in the federal system while Ashcroft defends Garza’s guilt and argues no delay is needed.

McVeigh Dan Dunne U.S. Bureau of Prisons Garza Federal Terre Haute Audrey Anderson Tues Anderson Justice Department United States Texas Robert Litt Clinton Justice Department Clinton John Ashcroft Juan Raul Garza Ashcroft

Debates Over County Budget Cuts and Public Safety

County commissioners move to raise funding for Social Services while wrestling with proposed 8.7 percent cuts to all departments. Public safety agencies warn cuts could reduce police presence and delay 911 responses, potentially slowing EMS and jail capacity. Maj. Joe Canipe and Maj. Johnny Phillips urge safeguarding safety margins as tax increase looms.

Gaston County Joe Canipe Sheriff’s Department Johnny Phillips Gems Mark Lamphiear Lamphiear Department of Social Services Wright Phil Ponder Price Carpenter

Health board opposes radical budget surgery

The Gaston County Health Board backed an 8.74 percent cut to the Health Department budget for 2002, arguing it preserves services and avoids tax hikes. Directors warned a 48 percent cut would devastate public health, leaving only core tasks and possibly violating state requirements.

Health Board Health Department Parsons

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Gaston County Schools Page Elementary Pinewood Pleasant Ridge Rankin Elementary Rhyne Elementary Robinson Elem Sherwood Elem H.H. Beam Springfield Tryon Elementary W.A. Bess LLoyd /Flanders Keever Furniture Co County Board of Health Bruce Parsons Waite Dous le Hune Shane Saint Wardell Lane Avaiian Labro Auralabro Juno Iquely VALE Era Priaeine E. Main Avenue Gastonia Abbey, Maggie Giles
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