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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 2016

Page

4

Editorial: State tax cap a misguided strategy

The North Carolina Senate backs HB-3 to cap income taxes at 5.5 percent and curb deductions, risking higher sales taxes and hurt to homeowners. The piece warns harsher local funding shifts, lower state credit, and slower road and school funding, urging House defeat and voter scrutiny. Originates from Star News editorial.

State Senate House Bill Rabon Brunswick County North Carolina Bud Sissy California Colorado N.C Janet Cowell Bernie Sanders

Notable locals share tributes and praise for community figures

A collection of reader comments honors Mrs Worthy and Mary Lou Johnson, recalls supportive hospital visits, and salutes law enforcement officers. Messages praise Gaston and family friends, recount a heroic fire rescue, and wish officers Wilson and Pate success at a national fitness event in San Diego.

Gaston Nancy Lee Farrar James Worthy Luke Curry Sr Penny James Ledford Swanson Jr Billy Club Terry Moody Gastonia Wilson Pate San Diego G.P.D Walter Kimble

Letter to the editor condemns cartoon stereotyping and links to NRA

In a fence line letter Nick Anderson is accused of lampooning NRA members and Islam in a cartoon. The writer argues that the root cause of violence lies with people, not guns, and questions political restraint by President Obama and the cartoonist. Lewis Guignard Crouse signs the letter.

NRA U.S Obama Nick Anderson

Root framework and tools of extremist violence analyzed

Belmont resident Dr. Jim Giermanski argues that radical Islam extremism stems from a core ideology, its clerical framework, and its executioners. He urges focusing on root beliefs, radical teaching networks, and the actors, not on policing weapons or tools. He labels current government policy as failing to address the ideology itself.

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