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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 2011

Page

4

Laura's Law expands penalties for repeat DWI offenses

North Carolina Gov Beverly Perdue signed Laura's Law and three other bills to stiffen penalties for repeat drunk driving offenses. The measure, named after Laura Fortenberry of Gaston County who died in a crash caused by a repeat offender, requires one to three years in prison for repeat DWI with aggravating factors and allows electronic monitoring. The law takes effect December 1 and aims to prevent similar tragedies.

Raleigh Beverly Perdue Capitol Laura’s Laura Fortenberry Gaston County Laura North Carolina Tim Moore Cleveland Perdue Michelle Armstrong Lowell Torbett R-Gaston Bill Current Mike Hager Rutherford Moore Associated Press

Jefferson helps Joplin disaster relief drive grows

Jefferson Elementary in Shelby organizes a citywide effort to collect relief items for Joplin tornado victims, turning a small school drive into a community response. Turner Trucking donates transport to Grace Baptist Church, the relief hub, as locals gather cleaning supplies, canned goods, manual can openers, and laundry detergent.

Shelby Jefferson Elementary Joplin Susan Johnson Johnson Kim Matheney Jefferson Matheney Jesse Hales Haiti Hales Turner Trucking Boiling Springs Grace Baptist Church Susan Turner Scial Gazette Laura McGill Paula Peeler MacBeth Robinson

Joplin in July disaster relief drive underway

Cleaning supplies laundry detergent and nonperishable food are requested for a disaster relief drive aiding Joplin residents. Collection dates are today and June 27 to 30 from 9 a.m. to noon at Jefferson Elementary Shelby. For information call 704-476-8390 or visit GraceBaptistoplin.com.

Jefferson Elementary Shelby GraceBaptistoplin.com

Drug maker to pay $1.2M to N.C. in settlement

North Carolina will receive more than $1 million as part of a multi state settlement over alleged flawed drug manufacturing at GlaxoSmithKline’s Puerto Rico plant. The firm will pay nearly $41 million to 37 states and the District of Columbia to settle claims without admitting wrongdoing.

Raleigh Roy Cooper North Carolina Puerto Rico Cooper GlaxoSmithKline District of Columbia Glaxo

Funeral bind estate lacking funds for Pauline's cremation

Pauline rented her home and had little personal property, leaving no life insurance. Her daughter-in-law Brandy and son Tracy, currently serving in the Army, mourn her. Family seeks help to arrange a proper send off and asks for support at 704-284-0411. Pauline was fond of Waffle House regulars in Dallas and proud of her son’s military service.

Bind Pauline Brandy Bullock Dallas Tracy Germany Panline Brandy Bullock

Puppeteers Bring Live Library Show to Gaston County

The Gaston County Public Library hosts a live puppet performance presented by Grey Seal Puppets as part of the live at the library series. Funded entirely by grants, the event highlights about 12 puppets in a 45 minute to one hour show. Partners include Friends of the Library and supporters like the N C Arts Council and Target.

The Puppeteers of America Reinhardt Friends of the Gaston County Public Library N.C. Arts Council Gaston Arts Council Ralph S. Robinson Family Foundation Target National Endowment For the Arts Grey Seal Puppets Cartoon Network New Orleans Hornets Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines Charlotte Bobcats Drew Allison

Perdue vetoes voter ID bill pushed by Republicans

Democratic Gov Beverly Perdue vetoed a Republican bill requiring photo ID for in person voting in North Carolina. The veto, her eighth this year, drew Democratic criticism that the law would suppress turnout among older adults and Black voters while Republicans argued it would guard against fraud.

Perdue Raleigh Beverly Perdue North Carolina

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