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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1995
Page
4
The quote proclaims a nation under God with a renewed birth of freedom. It asserts a government of the people by the people for the people shall not perish, emphasizing democratic endurance and collective national purpose.
The article argues that federal education spending is a small share of overall cost yet grants heavy control to the federal level. It urges Congress to abolish Goals 2000 and the Department of Education, claiming improved local schooling would follow, citing past testimony and expert support. The piece frames the stance as beneficial for parents teachers and students.
A Kansas Supreme Court ruling and a U.S. Court of Appeals decision protect private club membership limits. Bradford W. Seabourn, a former Boy Scout, was ousted for religious beliefs, and the court found Scouting a private, non public accommodation. In New Orleans, four exclusive clubs resisted anti discrimination ordinances, with the 5th Circuit upholding privacy and association rights. The writer expects the U.S. Supreme Court may deny review.
A Crime and Drug Task Force educational committee report is criticized as liberal elitist and bureaucratic. It argues for parenting centers peer mediation social workers and after school staff funded by government, against plea bargains and parole for violent offenders, urging swift justice and scripture study.
The Gazette outlines signed letters with full contact details, tasteful content, general interest, and a 300 word limit. One letter per writer per month, editors may edit, and submissions may be delivered in person at 2590 E. Franklin Blvd or by mail P O Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053 or by fax 867-5751 or via online email to gazettenet aol com.
The text outlines a method to influence behavior among peers without government bureaucracy or taxpayer expenditure. It emphasizes voluntary actions, community norms, and private initiative rather than state intervention to foster better conduct.
Community funds rise as offerings increase in churches and other places of worship countywide. Local leader Frank Goepfert of Gastonia notes broad support and ongoing fundraising efforts across congregations.
Donnie Birchfield reports an open council invitation to crooks after High Shoals May meeting ends with a vote to dismantle the police department. Councilman Raymond Tessimiar challenges the majority as residents vow to remember the misstep in November.
Daryl Keeter of Chapel Grove School in Gastonia urges continued DARE efforts to deter youth from drug use. He argues the program teaches about drugs and prevention, hoping it will help students say no in the future.
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