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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2007
Page
4
Jennie Lambert as publisher, John Pea as editor, and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor are identified on the Ogazette editorial page, indicating the paper’s leadership roles and newsroom hierarchy.
A statement of principles asserting equal endowed rights from a Creator, not government, to preserve life and property. It argues freedom arises from self control, enabling individuals to develop to their fullest potential and promote liberty for all.
Gastonia City Council faced a stand on extending a Crowders Mountain communication tower. Jeff Horne argued for property rights while others urged protecting scenic views. Residents urged action as public opinion clashed with the city’s duty to balance rights and aesthetics.
Paleontologists led by Xing Xu report a young adult Gigantoraptor fossil from Inner Mongolia. The 25 foot long beast stood nearly 12 feet high at the shoulder, weighed about 3000 pounds, and showed beak claws hollow bones and rudimentary feathers forming a unique link between dinosaurs and birds.
John Stossel argues Gates misreads global poverty and argues that government meddling blocks markets. He cites Hayek on discovery through price signals, notes aid limited impact, and says development comes from free markets and reform led by entrepreneurs, not subsidies.
Gary Mims argues that the Crowders Mountain towers mar the natural asset prized by Gastonia and visitors. He urges a regional plan to reduce visual impact, suggesting coordinated color schemes and alternative placements rather than piecemeal tower requests. He notes local pride vs. aesthetic harm and calls for trustful, community-driven solutions.
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