Gazette A Freedom Newspaper Publisher and Editors
The Gazette A Freedom Newspaper lists publisher Duane K McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges as the key staff guiding its editorial direction.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2002
Page
4
The Gazette A Freedom Newspaper lists publisher Duane K McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges as the key staff guiding its editorial direction.
A manifesto asserting equal endowment by the Creator, not government, and defining freedom as self-control. It urges readers to understand freedom to promote personal and communal development and to protect life and property for themselves and others.
A compact motto about courage and fear contrasts the fearless with those who act despite fear. The line echoes a philosophical stance that true bravery arises from action rather than absence of fear, inviting readers to reflect on personal resilience and moral choice.
The Gaston Gazette outlines letter rules including required signature address and daytime phone number. Letters must be general interest and in good taste with length limits and monthly publication caps, and may be edited for length accuracy and other considerations.
The Gazette invites Readers Voice submissions inFeedback or My Turn columns for monthly awards. A monthly winner advances to a yearly July award. Entries should convey a clear message and avoid personal attacks while following Feedback guidelines.
Governors Mike Easley of North Carolina and Jim Hodges of South Carolina provide office addresses and phone numbers. Easley at the State Capitol Raleigh NC lists 116 W. Jones St. Phone 919 733 4240. Hodges at the State House Columbia SC lists PO Box 11369. Phone 803 734 9400.
The media demand broader government rules on political advertising while exempting themselves. McCain accuses reformers of suppressing critics, but the Times and Washington Post are also accused of corruption by appearance, as they benefit from influence and coverage while advocating limits on others.
The Gaston Together event showcased bagpipe processional Jewish cantor and Koran readings, presenting a vivid mosaic of religions and cultures. Performers enthralled the audience but offered little on concrete unity plans, leaving listeners with questions on how to weave the pieces into lasting community cohesion.
Letter from Gastonia readers urges practical actions beyond the concert to unify diverse communities in Gaston County. Critics question Arlington Elementary replacement progress and accuse school officials and Superintendent Ed Sadler of prioritizing self interests over children’s needs.
President Bush imposed 30 percent tariffs on various steel products to aid West Virginia politics, sparking global backlash as the EU and major producers threaten World Trade Organization challenges. Exemptions for Canada Mexico Argentina Thailand Turkey limit impact while three year lifespan aims to stabilize the industry, yet overcapacity and subsidies persist. The move risks U S credibility in world markets and may endanger auto jobs and broader recovery.
Condit suffers a political downfall after a series of evasive actions following the 2001 disappearance of Chandra Levy. Voters in the 18th District rejected his leadership, choosing Dennis Cardoza to carry the Democratic banner. Condit, once praised for accessibility and service, now exits as a lame duck amid calls for accountability and reflection on a career marked by public trust and controversy.
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