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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2016
Page
4
Publisher Lucy C. Talley invites reader input via GastonGazette.com/opinion as the Gaston Gazette seeks community voices. Editor Hunter Bretzius frames the call for submissions and public discourse.
The Gazette salutes Gaston County’s Class of 2016 noting military academy appointments for four students, Lincoln County peers, scholarships totaling at least $15 million, and seven students achieving perfect attendance. The piece highlights leadership, academics, athletics, and commitment as graduates prepare for college, military service, or careers nationwide.
Police report a Family Dollar robbery described as an inside job with suspects already identified. Witnesses discuss motives and security lapses while residents debate smartphone use and its impact on youth. Authorities urge calm and remind of ongoing investigation.
Online poll asks villagers to choose among four main options for the Loray Mill water tower with percentages 46 percent tear it down 4 percent reinstall 43 percent refurbish and repaint and 4 percent do nothing plus 3 percent other. It also asks readers to vote on Sage Surratt transfer from East Lincoln High to Lincolnton High with options Good move Bad move or unfamiliar and directs voting online.
The piece surveys scientific and medical viewpoints on transgender people, noting Gates 2011 estimates of about 700,000 individuals in the U S and 0.3 percent population share, while presenting critics who doubt gender identity concepts. It discusses mental health, treatment, and policy implications, urging caution and civil inclusion. It mentions Drs McHugh and Berger, the APA stance, and debates on dysphoria and hormones. Robert Neunzig of Dallas is named as a resident.
James L. Kiser of Gastonia urges voters in the Tenth District to elect Andy Millard, arguing Congress is dysfunctional and career politicians fail the People. He cites McHenry as a poster child and praises Millard for not being a career politician with experience in education and finance.
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