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A brief editorial extols freedom as essential for personal development. It asserts all people are endowed with rights to life and property, and that freedom equals self-control, not government power.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2010
Page
2
A brief editorial extols freedom as essential for personal development. It asserts all people are endowed with rights to life and property, and that freedom equals self-control, not government power.
The idea, now surfacing for this year’s General Assembly, would waive the waiting period if couples show premarital counseling. Originating in Gaston County, the pilot aims to reduce divorces, but critics warn it could complicate weddings and push couples to states with looser rules. No bill has been introduced yet.
Charlotte Country Day graduate Laura Wear, a Furman sophomore, won the North Carolina Women's Amateur at Gaston Country Club. She finished three under par after fending off defending champion Katherine Perry as officials praised the venue and hospitality despite a rainy, umbrellas-needed day.
Guest Columnist Tibor Machan argues that the interstate commerce clause centralizes control over private economic life and erodes individual rights. He contends democracy must protect freedom of association and contract, insisting Congress should not regulate who people may do business with.
Raleigh News & Observer notes that federal emergency unemployment benefits have kept North Carolina families fed during the Great Recession but are now being phased out. About 21,000 claimants face reduced support as benefits reach a 20 week maximum.
Senators Burr and Hagan urged quick action on federal relief to help North Carolinians facing job losses. The piece argues extended unemployment benefits prevent home loss and bankruptcies, noting NC’s April 10.8 percent unemployment and ongoing manufacturing job decline. It defends temporary aid as earned and necessary, despite broader federal cuts.
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