Freedom newspaper masthead details and editors
The Gizette A Freedom Newspaper lists publisher Duane K. McCallister and editors John Pea and Barry Bridges on the editorial page.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2002
Page
4
The Gizette A Freedom Newspaper lists publisher Duane K. McCallister and editors John Pea and Barry Bridges on the editorial page.
A statement asserting that readers gain freedom by self control over what they produce, stressing equal rights endowed by the Creator rather than government, and the goal of preserving lives and property and spreading freedom.
A concise musing attributes freedom to the moment a person chooses it, invoking Voltaire’s idea that liberty arises from personal will and intention rather than external constraint. The remark emphasizes inner autonomy as the catalyst for true freedom.
The Gaston Gazette outlines letter submission rules including signatures, addresses, and daytime phone numbers. Letters must be 300 words or less, may be edited, limited to one per month, and poetry or petitions are not published. Contact options include office drop, mail, fax, and email with ownership rights stated.
Contact details list các board members with phone numbers across townships including Archange Kemp chair, Kemp Michael, Jennifer Davis, Annette Carter, Allarge May Robinson, John Baker, James Davison, Tep Ruth Angel, Kevin Collier, Brenda Hamilton.
White House address listed as 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500 with phone and fax numbers and a government web page for official information. The entry provides key contact channels for public inquiries and correspondence.
Wealthy donors back think tanks and institutes like AEI Heritage Brookings and Cato with substantial gifts to gain access and influence. The piece notes billionaires support for research and lectures, private meetings, and newsletters while arguing motives are public spirited or strategic.
A married couple earning about 23000 yearly faced rising bills as they relied on credit for essentials. CCCS helped them draft a new budget and enroll in a Debt Management program, reducing calls and mailbox stress while consolidating payments into one monthly sum.
The editorial urges Congress and the White House to share essential war planning information openly. It argues the war will be long and difficult, differs from past conflicts, and calls for declassification of contingency plans while warning against political maneuvering. It stresses accountability and the need for inspections and vigilance against nuclear threats.
The United States refused to back a coup against Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez after public pressure from Venezuelan military officers. Chavez, who came to power in 1999, faces a turbulent economy as oil prices fall, prompting spending cuts and a devalued bolivar. Despite regional democracy, Chavez courted controversy by aligning with Cuba, Iraq, and Libya, drawing domestic opposition from press, church, unions, and the military. The State Department urged political change through legal channels.
Stanley resident William R. Barnes wins The Gazette February Readers' Voice for his letter Just a game. He argues coaches treat games as life and death while praising military personnel and those fighting prejudice and injustice. Monthly winners may advance to a July yearly award.
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