Our Views on Freedom and Self-Control
Publisher Julie Moreno emphasizes that the newspaper aims to inform readers to promote freedom and encourage others to value liberty. The piece argues that people are endowed by their Creator with rights to life and property, and that freedom equals self-control.
Senate bills spark hypocrisy over Internet sweepstakes ban
A NC Senate committee moved to ban Internet sweepstakes, signaling a potential 10 000 jobs loss amid a prolonged downturn. Debate framed the industry as gambling while the state runs the Education Lottery, raising questions about motive and state prerogative. Proponents claim tax revenue, opponents urge personal choice and noninterference. The bill awaits House action.
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General Assembly
Saggy pants spark debate as laws aim to curb trend
A columnist argues saggy pants are tasteless but not indecent, noting municipal bans and fines in Lynwood and similar ordinances elsewhere. He cites three young women from North Carolina who dismiss the look as trashy and unappealing, urging wearers to pull up their pants and respect decorum. The piece cites author Anthony W. Hager of Alexis and promotes his site www.therightslant.com.
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Lynwood
Amanda
Lincoln County
Michelle
Gaston County
Haley
Anthony W. Hager
Alexis
Therightslant
Gastonia Wins All-America City Award Honors
Gastonia named one of 10 All-America Cities by National Civic League for 2010 with projects in Highland revitalization Run for the Money fundraiser and high school graduation efforts. Lis Rios earns All-America City Youth Award. Caremont Health proud sponsor and advocate.
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Gastonia
National Civic League
Highland
Gastonians
Gastonia Par
Lis Rios
CaroMont Health
Valinda Rutledge
GEO
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