Debate section leads with Gaston Gazette editors
The Gazette publishes a debate feature on page A4 dated Friday June 23, 2017. Lucy C. Talley and Michael Smith are listed as publisher and regional executive editor respectively, indicating the leadership for the Gaston Gazette and GastonGazette.com.
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Evergreen State College and Free Speech Turmoil
The Evergreen State College faces fierce protests over free speech and social justice with biology professor Bret Weinstein amid confrontations, property damage, and calls for discipline. The episode highlights wider worries about political correctness, tuition, and polarization in higher education, as well as a troubling national test showing many seniors unaware of core standards. Jay Ambrose notes the need for cautious adaptation to preserve democratic values.
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Readers speak up at Gaston Gazette opinion page
The Gaston Gazette invites letters to the editor with writer name, address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited for length and accuracy and limited to 300 words. poetry, form letters, petitions, and consumer complaints are not published.
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Georgia special election sparks Trump reflection and tactics
Dallas Morning News columnist Mark Davis analyzes the Georgia 6th District race, noting Handel's 52 percent result as a possible Trump referendum but not proof of national support. He questions Democratic strategy, Ossoff’s appeal, and the impact of Russia-related allegations on future House races.
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Aerial skirmish over Baltic tests US Russia calm
Russian Su-27 shadowed a U S RC-135 over the Baltic Sea then left. NATO F-16 later shadowed a Russian plane carrying Defense Minister Shoigu. Both sides warn against direct clash as US led strikes in Syria target IS and Raqqa. Kremlin calls for restraint amid rising tensions.
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