Gazette Lucy C. Talley Michael Smith Publisher Regional
Lucy C Talley and Michael Smith are listed as publisher and regional executive editor respectively in the Gazette. The note confirms editorial leadership roles.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 2018
Page
4
Lucy C Talley and Michael Smith are listed as publisher and regional executive editor respectively in the Gazette. The note confirms editorial leadership roles.
Chicago Tribune argues that the Supreme Court will not set a standard to curb partisan redistricting. It urges states to empower independent commissions, noting Wisconsin Maryland and North Carolina examples, and highlights recent voter referenda in Ohio and nearby states as paths to reform.
A quotation from English poet Richard Le Gallienne questions morality on paper, suggesting moralizing occurs most where it should be least.
Janet Crawford of Gastonia appeals for action on street noise from speeding cars trucks motorcycles and racing on East Franklin Boulevard. She notes 55 and older condo residents endure daily disturbance and safety concerns seek city and police remedies.
A polemic invoking Ray Bradbury Fahrenheit 451 to urge reestablishing science in U S governance. It cites Trump era policy, EPA chief Scott Pruitt and a lack of chief scientists, urging citizens to pressure department heads and lawmakers to base decisions on facts. Belmont resident Jim Morrison is noted as the author.
Lewis Guignard of Crouse argues for House Bill 994 to reduce state regulation of marijuana, accusing lawmakers of hypocrisy on gambling and alcohol, and criticizes political procrastination while urging constituents to contact their legislators to support legalization.
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