Gazette to launch Info-Link online service Nov 14
The Gazette announces Info-Link a 24 hour online bulletin board for Gastonia users starting November 14. It will combine ideas forums real time chat email games and community information with minutes agendas from public bodies and eGazetteNet news.
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Hornets Trade Mourning Amid Arena and Trade Talks
Charlotte pursues a Mourning trade as the team weighs a $70 million seven year offer and potential deals with the Lakers for Vlade Divac. Officials consider buying or rebuilding the Coliseum while a stadium study could urge a new arena. Local fans weigh the financial and competitive impact.
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Spencer Stolpen
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Mourning
David Falk
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de Divac
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All-Star center Alonzo Mourning's pay dispute stirs fans
Gastonia fans react to Alonzo Mourning's $13 million a year demand as the Hornets offer $10 million. Some supporters back the star regardless, while others say no player is worth that much and fault past signings like Larry Johnson.
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Bessemer City to form panel on racial tensions
Mayor Bill Wise will select a committee of city leaders to address racial concerns in Bessemer City. A human relations consultant will guide discussions aimed at reducing prejudice and may host public meetings to vent race relations issues. The effort follows a month of incidents affecting interracial trust.
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Bill Wise
Bessemer City
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Powell Rival Fates Highlight Campaign Entrance Debate
Powell faces fierce scrutiny over his military record politics and ties. Backers predict turmoil if he enters with critics warning against a political general image and a boiler of conservative opposition. Supporters note Powell risks alienating groups while rivals point to his inexperience and policy stance.
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Governor orders jailed employee to lose salary
Governor Roy Romer ordered transportation officials to stop paying salary and benefits to Carl Lyster. The 50-year-old researcher has been in Arapahoe County Jail for assault, burglary and kidnapping, claiming vacation and sick leave for the time served.
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