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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2017
Page
4
A notice lists ay Gaston 7e Lucy C. Talley Michael Smith as publisher and regional executive editor, indicating their roles within the publication. The brief credit line identifies Talley and Smith in leadership positions for the regional edition.
The Northwest Florida Daily News weighs in on President Trump's 2018 budget, arguing it embraces fiscal restraint and reform while courting controversy. It notes a 4.1 trillion plan with 10 percent military rise, larger border spending, tax cuts, and questioned entitlement cuts. The piece defends the budget as a candid look at fiscal health, despite criticism from progressives and Democrats.
The quote notes that asking well is hard for some and easier for others, emphasizing craft in how one inquires. It attributes the insight to Baltasar Gracian, a Spanish philosopher from the 17th century.
A collection of residents argues for cannabis legalization citing safety, medical benefits, and tax potential while opponents warn about youth impact and compare it to drugs. Individuals reference personal losses, tax ideas on tobacco, and broader societal effects.
In Britain and France young voters lean left yet grow more radical and illiberal, while Western democracies show rising distrust in institutions. Millennials trend toward anti establishment populism, challenging traditional liberal values and prompting calls for a Plan B.
The First Amendment limits Congress by forbidding establishment of religion and protects free exercise of religion speech press assembly and petition. It guarantees the people may assemble peacefully and seek redress of grievances from the government.
The Gaston Gazette invites readers to send letters to the editor via mail, fax, or email. Manuscripts must include the writer’s name, address and daytime phone number. Letters may be edited for length and accuracy with preferred length under 300 words.
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