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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2002
Page
5
A concise statement advocating individual freedom and self reliance. It asserts equal rights endowed by a creator, not by government, emphasizing the ability to preserve life and property and to secure greater freedom for all through self governance.
A quotation asserts that while a body may be slain, a guiding idea cannot be extinguished, framing freedom as resilient and enduring beyond mortal harm. The statement emphasizes the primacy of ideological liberty over physical power.
Guidance on letter submissions outlines required writer details, word limit, and permissible content. It notes editing for length and accuracy, one letter per month, and submission methods including in person mail email fax and address.
Gov. Mike Easley of North Carolina and Gov. Jim Hodges of South Carolina provide addresses and phone numbers. Easley at the State Capitol Raleigh NC 27603 and Hodges at the State House Columbia SC 29211 with respective phone lines.
Jacob Sullum argues against the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act, saying it chills political speech by banning issue ads and electioneering communications near elections. He notes the burden on independent groups and praises news outlets for freedom to discuss candidates. The piece criticizes Bush and Congress for constitutional overreach.
Lisa W Harper of Belmont argues that public school menus fuel obesity more than fast food. She recalls healthier meals from her own school days and urges reform of daily offerings like pizza, hot dogs, fries, and breakfast items.
This week Gaston County faces a $9 million shortfall but plans new budgeting methods under County Manager Jan Winters. Surveys and a budget-trimming chart will guide commissioners to focus on high-spend items, while user fees are pitched as a fairer funding method. Commissioner Joe Carpenter questions whether government should do all current tasks, urging cuts where appropriate. The piece notes media coverage should avoid presumption of guilt until court disposition.
The Carrie E. and Lena V. Glenn Foundation celebrated 30 years by awarding United Way of Gaston County a $100000 grant, the foundation's largest one-time contribution. This follows a similar $100000 gift from The Community Foundation in January, underscoring Gaston County's civic generosity and charitable spirit.
Readers are warned that email floods from campaigns will intensify political fundraising and propaganda under reform laws. A 9th Circuit ruling now allows service of subpoenas and legal documents via email, highlighting how digital communication reshapes political and legal processes.
In Belmont a local inquiry asks Helena McClure, a 57 year old business owner, whether she remains interested in the Final Four event. The reporter frames the question as part of this week’s Inquiring Reporter feature.
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