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The Gaston Gazette

Location

Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 07, 2002

Page

7

North Carolina redistricting ruling sparks activism debate

North Carolina Supreme Court voided multi member districts and allowed county lines to cross only when necessary to reflect population. The decision draws praise for voting rights balance but censure as judicial activism from critics. It reshapes legislative maps and may affect minority representation.

Raleigh North Carolina Supreme Court Senate John Hood John Locke Foundation John Sanders N.C. Institute of Government Sanders Supreme Court Onslow Beverly Lake Jr T Court Lake Hood

Gibson eulogized by Jackson at NAACP leader's funeral

The Rev. Jesse Jackson and NAACP President Kweisi Mfume joined about 1,000 mourners at the Springfield Baptist Church in Greenville for the funeral of Dr. William F. Gibson 69 a Greenville dentist who led South Carolina’s NAACP chapter for 18 years and chaired the national board from 1985. Gibson’s tenure was marked by allegations of misspent funds and his 1995 ouster by one vote.

Greenville S.C Jesse Jackson NAACP Kweis’ Mfume William F. Gibson Jackson Rainbow/PUSH Coalition Springfield Baptist Church Gibson South Carolina National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Civil Rights Organization Bill Gibson Mfume Capitol Dome Statehouse Associated Press William F Gibson The

Former employees accuse firm of mixing recyclables with trash

Former workers at Waste Management of the Carolinas allege recyclables dumped into trash at its Morristown transfer station and sent to landfills in North Carolina or Virginia. The firm denies the claim, citing no mixing, while other ex-employees corroborate past practices dating back to 1999.

Morrisville The News & Observer Raleigh Carolinas North Carolina Virginia Garner Wake Forest Jeffry T. Campbell Marion Center Campbell Pennsylvania Gordon L. Heidlebaugh Waste Management Tyler Fitzgerald William R. Mott Fuquay-Varina Mott Scott A. Hecht Hecht

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