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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2007
Page
5
A publisher statement emphasizes informing readers to promote freedom and mutual encouragement. It asserts all people are endowed with rights to life and property by their Creator, not by government, advocating self reliance and responsible production to preserve freedom for themselves and others.
The celebrity saga centers on Paris Hilton who avoided 45 days in county jail by serving the remainder of her sentence under house arrest. The decision provoked uproar from the sheriff union, supervisors, civil rights leaders, and defense attorneys, while Libby faces a different fate.
Gandy Communities partners with Gaston County Family YMCA to build a $12 million site linking 15.42 acres to Martha Rivers Park as part of the Parkside development in Gastonia. The project suggests growth and quality of life can align rather than clash.
Gastonia will host the North Carolina American Legion state baseball tournament in summer 2008 at Sims Legion Park. Bill Dodgen of American Legion Post 23 cited Gastonia’s long baseball heritage as a key selling point to state commissioners, aiming to enrich the local tradition.
John Hood of the John Locke Foundation analyzes a Harris poll for the Tax Foundation showing Americans favor tax caps around 15 percents, while overall government outlays run 33 percent higher. He argues a 22 percent target would force major reforms in education, Social Security, Medicare, and subsidies, yet many would still oppose it.
Gastonia editorials reveal a misreport on May 17 regarding Timothy Boyd Gibson's involuntary manslaughter case. The judge states Gibson received a 14 day active jail sentence within a 16 to 20 month term suspended for three years with 18 conditions, plus two weeks credit for pretrial confinement. The Gazette is urged to publish a clarification on Page 1A.
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