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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 2018
Page
4
Regional executive editor Michael Smith thanks Lucy C Talley for her leadership at ATE. The note acknowledges her influence on editorial direction and publisher support across the regional operation.
Kenneth Megan of the Bipartisan Policy Center warns that fewer foreign visitors and international students could curb U.S. economic growth. Visa barriers, travel rhetoric, and higher security curb admissions, cutting travel and study in the United States and risking jobs tied to tourism and education.
The Gastonia Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including required name address and daytime phone, editorial edits for length clarity or accuracy, preferred 300 words or fewer, one letter every 15 days, and bans on poetry form letters petitions or consumer complaints. It provides mailing and email contact details for the Managing Editor Kevin Ellis.
Cal Thomas argues the Horowitz IG report shows no documented FBI political bias affected decisions on Hillary Clinton. He cites anti Trump messages, Comey’s independence concerns, and Obama era email disclosures, urging accountability and further facts to address perceived political influence.
The Chicago Tribune warns of two lethal epidemics in the United States personal crisis reports and drug overdoses. Since 1999 personal crisis reports rose 30 percent to about 45000 in 2016 while overdoses surged from 17000 in 1999 to over 64000 in 2016 driven largely by opioids. The piece urges broader mental health access safer gun storage reduced opioid prescriptions and expanded treatment plus new policies including a national suicide prevention crisis hotline and other reforms. It notes bipartisan leadership intent but calls for urgent action and multiple partial cures rather than waiting for a magic fix.
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