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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 2011
Page
2
A philosophical column asserting that true freedom comes from self-control and personal stewardship. It argues all people are endowed with rights by a higher creator, not government, and that freedom enables individuals to improve their lives and preserve property.
A Gastonia City Council column urges second thoughts on two ordinances. An anti tethering law risks targeting honest dog owners and burdens property rights. A city park smoking ban faces enforcement challenges and questions on public freedom. Experts urge targeted penalties and careful resource use.
The political landscape ahead of the 2012 North Carolina governor race shows a possible rematch between Bev Perdue and Pat McCrory. Polls indicate McCrory could beat Perdue, while both nominees face undecided voters and potential primary challenges within their parties. Hood notes the likelihood of a rematch remains, despite uncertainties about renomination.
A My Turn column argues marriage is defined as a union between a man and a woman and accuses the gay community of hijacking the term. The writer likens it to insisting a jelly sandwich must include peanut butter and condemns calls for changing morality with the times.
A reader from Lancaster Gaston County criticizes a pastor for opposing same sex marriage and praises North Carolina lawmakers for resisting political correctness. The letter argues morality over terminology and suggests the pastor switch to Planned Parenthood.
The landlord terminated the downtown club's lease after deeming its entertainment risque. The move follows complaints from residents and city officials who cited provocative acts and safety concerns. Tenants vow to seek negotiations or relocation options as the case proceeds.
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