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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 01, 2002

Page

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North Carolina Supreme Court voids legislative redistricting

The North Carolina Supreme Court ruled the General Assembly’s last year legislative redistricting unconstitutional, upholding county borders and single member districts unless a compelling governmental interest warrants otherwise. The decision leaves primary date timing uncertain with possible August runoffs or a September election. Leaders praised or lamented the ruling as a major political shift.

Raleigh N.C. Supreme Court General Assembly N.C North Carolina Bartlett House Senate Patrick Ballantine New Hanover Phil Baddour D-Wayne Baddour Supreme Court

Rabid dog bites two men in Mount Holly incident

Neighbors saw a brown Chow acting oddly on Dutch Avenue on April 24. Thomas Sifford, 53, was bitten on the leg twice as he tried to flee. he used a cane to beat the animal. Police then shot the dog after it bit a second man, James Copeland, 65, and contacted at least three other dogs.

Dutch Avenue Thomas Sifford Dutch Ave Sifford James Copeland Cummings Ave Charlotte Gaston County Animal Control

Area ranks ninth for ozone pollution in nation

Gastonia area bears ninth worst air quality among 25 regions in a national report by the American Lung Association. The warning comes as temperatures rise and federal officials may also deem local air unacceptable.

Gastonia American Lung Association Association Donny Hicks Gaston County Economic Development Commission

Al-Qaida suspects killed in Afghan firefights with U.S. forces

In eastern Afghanistan near Khost and the Pakistan border, U.S.-led special forces clashed with suspected al-Qaida fighters. Up to four suspects were killed, no allied soldiers hurt, as Australian and U.S. troops pressed operations against al-Qaida and Taliban elements.

Al-Qaida Bagram Afghanistan U.S Franklin L. Hagenbeck Taliban Hagenbeck Pakistan Khost Mike Hannan Canberra Bagram Air Base Kabul Maj Bryan Hilferty Coalition Hilferty 101St Airborne Division al- Qaida

Hornets likely to relocate after playoff run ends

Deputy NBA commissioner Russ Granik said in Orlando that Charlotte’s playoff exit and move to New Orleans looks “pretty positive.” He spoke before Game 4 as Charlotte defeated Orlando 102 85 to clinch the series and noted the relocation committee should have a report by week’s end.

Orlando, Fla Hornets Charlotte NBA Russ Granik New Orleans Granik

Concussions common in children's soccer say experts

In a report from the Institute of Medicine a review notes many youths suffer concussions in soccer from heading or collisions. It urges better training for coaches and parents to identify and treat head injuries promptly, citing developing brains as higher risk. Further studies are requested.

Washington Institute of Medicine Janet Joy Institute Joy

Playoff subdivision vote may redraw 2A and 3A football

A ballot today could split the 2A and 3A high school football playoffs this fall, potentially adjusting the postseason structure. Hall of Famer Mike Duvall of Gaffney made a comeback by winning the ADTRA Southeastern Swing at Thunder Valley Speedway after a crash last year.

Mike Duvall Gaffney ADTRA

Hometown A Special Day at Ranlo Park Cookout

A large family reunion style cookout for people with autism took place near Ranlo Town Hall, hosted by Susan Sisk of the Little Barn restaurant. Draco, a Gastonia Police dog, chased a suspect after being alerted by his handler during the event.

Ranlo Town Hall Susan Sisk Little Barn Restaurant Draco Gastonia

Dow Jones closes up 126 points at 9946.22

Market Watch reports the Dow Jones industrial average gaining 126.35 points to finish the day at 9,946.22 as investors weighed gains and risks in trading. Page 10.

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