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The Gazette lists Lucy C Talley as publisher and Michael Smith as regional executive editor, highlighting leadership roles within the publication team.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2018
Page
4
The Gazette lists Lucy C Talley as publisher and Michael Smith as regional executive editor, highlighting leadership roles within the publication team.
Jay Ambrose argues that public concern over border separations reflects a broader alarm about fatherless families. He cites studies linking missing fathers to youth crime and behavioral issues, urges moral restoration, and urges society to address poverty without downgrading paternal responsibility.
An old quotation from George Ade notes nothing is improbable until it becomes past tense. The aphorism reflects a skeptical stance on probability and change. It offers a wry lens on ideas and outcomes, inviting readers to reconsider what seems unlikely.
Karin Klein argues for equal access in public spaces despite hostile beliefs from owners. She cites Sander’s Virginia restaurant incident and the Colorado cake case to defend that restaurants, hotels, and shops must serve all, regardless of sexual orientation or politics, within civil norms.
The Dallas Morning News reports bipartisan Senate action to reinstate the seven year ban on ZTE and bar U S agencies from buying telecom gear from the Chinese company. The House bill lacks the language, leaving reconciliation uncertain. If adopted, the measure would signal no special leniency for violations of U S sanctions.
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