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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2001
Page
1
The Gaston Gazette issues a header with staff roles, contact numbers, and delivery notes. It lists publishers editors and managers, service desk hours, mail payment rules, carrier and contractor notes, and copyright statement for the 122nd year No. 174 issue, 8 sections 60 pages.
Joe Adams recalls how Toni home permanents sparked a neighborhood craze among mill village women. He describes his mother and aunt transforming each other on the front porch, the awful smell, and how the family mocked the look while gradually adapting. He notes his cousin Tony dyed orange hair then liked it, and ends with Adams's career note and arts advisory role.
About 25 000 fans braved a Thursday storm as N Sync performed at Cleveland Browns Stadium. A 50 minute rain delay interrupted five songs, with Chris Kirkpatrick thanking fans for enduring the downpour as Friday’s lakefront show was expected to draw more.
Los Angeles radio host and former Partridge Family star Danny Bonaduce was involved in a boating accident near Venice. Authorities say he suffered a minor head injury and the boat, named Bona duce, was beached in shallow water with about 10,000 dollars in damage.
Anne Robinson says the NBC game show appeals across ages and cultures with viewers over 50 and mothers watching with babies. The program, based on the BBC format, offers up to 1 million dollars to winners and has gained traction in both England and the United States. Robinson notes positive reactions from fans including Mike Tyson.
Today marks the 174th day of 2001 with 191 remaining. Notable events include Wiley Post and Harold Gatty’s first round-the-world flight in 1931, Christopher Latham Sholes patenting the typewriter in 1868, Truman veto override of the Taft Hartley Act in 1947, Nasser’s 1956 presidential election, and Warren Burger becoming chief justice in 1969.
A correction states the northwest corner of Redbud Drive and New Hope Road was misidentified. the planned retail shopping center is to be built on the southeast corner rather than the northwest.
WSOC TV did not provide Saturday weather details for Gastonia. Forecasts unknown for today and the coming days. Expect routine regional conditions as updates are pending.
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