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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 2007
Page
4
Jennie Lambert remains publisher while Barry Bridges serves as editorial page editor and John Pea leads the communications desk, reflecting a revised newsroom leadership structure.
A public statement extols personal freedom and self control as core rights. It asserts all people are equally endowed by a Creator with the right to life and property, urging readers to promote and preserve freedom and its blessings for themselves and others.
State debate centers on partially covering hog waste lagoons to capture methane for electricity. Progress Energy would buy the power, costing about 18 cents per kilowatt hour, likely passed to consumers. Environmentalists say the plan mainly shifts costs to ratepayers, not solving lagoon spraying or odor.
A roster shows Rep Dabbie A. Clary R Cleveland Gaston email Debbiec ncleg.net and local afterhours number 704 480 1407. Rep Wiliam Bill Currant R Gaston email Bilton ncleg.net and local 704 864 0337. Sen James R Forrester R Catawba Gaston Lincoln email Jamesf ncleg.net and local 704 263 8603.
Howard F. Russ of Gastonia critiques the let-it-be-a-big-lie approach to immigration reform. He argues Bush uses bribes and secrecy to push amnesty, questions the bill’s motives, and urges enforcement of existing laws while warning of a persistent political drive by proponents.
A Capital Correspondence brief lists HB485 on informing teens about lawful newborn abandonment, HB1499 raising homestead income exclusion, SB21 dog fighting limits, and other measures. Notable votes include 108-4, 110-0, 105-2, 116-0, and 114-0 with lawmakers Debie Clary Joe Kiser Tim Moore Wil Neumann among those voting yes. The report covers governor referrals and committee actions across education, taxation, public safety, and ethics.
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