Gazette staff and contact listing from Gaston area paper
The Gaston Gazette announces staff roles and office contacts for 1893 remount road operations and local departments. Key figures include Publisher Duane K McCallister EURO atten John Pea and Managing Editor Jon Jimison with editors and department heads such as Barry Bridges Advertising Director Trip Hatley circulation manager Larry Gray and others across news, advertising, and operations.
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Remount Road
Gastonia
N.C
Gaston Area
Gastongazette
Freedom
Duane K. McCallister
Euro Atten
John Pea
Jon Jimison
Barry Bridges
Trip Hatley
Heather Holt
Larry Gray
Linda Kellum
Jason Cox
Sandra Panther
Sherry Collins
Chris Workman
Essere Andy Penley
Mike Tranci
Eric Greenwell
The Gazette Subscription and Delivery Notice
Miss your paper contact service desk at 704 869 1800 for replacement delivery until 11 30 a m daily Postal rules require advance payment for mail subscriptions Carriers are independent contractors The Gazette not responsible for advance payments Mail address changes to The Gazette PO Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053 Subscription rates listed with multi month terms Weekend delivery includes holidays Copyright notice and 122nd year No 320 54 pages
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The
Gazette
Gastonia
N.C
Corrections Policy Remains Clear for The Gaston Gazette
The Gaston Gazette states it strives for accuracy and apologizes for errors. Corrections will appear in this column, and readers are urged to contact the newsroom to report mistakes.
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Gaston Gazette
Newsroom
Hats off to teens as youth shine in Gastonia schools
Helen Almond Turner recalls mixed images of youth from department store riots to admirable school involvement. She praises teen participation in church groups and scouts, notes the need for supervision, and expresses confidence in the future leaders of the community in Gastonia.
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Gaston County
W.C. Friday Middle School
South Point High School
Dents
Jane Stroupe
Boy Scouts
Helen Almond Turner
Gastonia
Boy Scouts of America
NYC officer gifts Queen Vigiano badge for WTC hero
A New York City police officer presented Queen Elizabeth II with the badge of Detective Joseph Vigiano, killed in the Sept. 11 attacks, honoring British support after the attacks. Vigiano’s family agreed to the gesture, praised by Lt. Frank Dwyer. In London, the queen called Vigiano an incredible individual.
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London
New York City
World Trade Center
Joseph Vigiano
John
New York
Vigiano
Frank Dwyer
United States
Tony Blair
Cruise Kidman reach custody settlement amid divorce
Wasser said Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise will share custody of Isabella 8 and Conor 6 after an amicable resolution protecting their children. The couple, who announced separation on Feb 5, have a combined fortune over 150 million. Details remain confidential.
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Los Angeles
Tom Cruise
Nicole Kidman
Hollywood
Cruise
Dennis Wasser
Wasser
Kidman
Isabella
Conor
Sorrell Trope
Penelope Cruz
Cameron Crowe
Geena Davis Expecting First Child at 45 in April
Oscar winner Geena Davis and husband Dr Reza Jarrahy expect their first child in April. The couple married on September 1 and reside in Southern California. Publicist Paul Bloch confirmed the news as the actress stars in Stuart Little 2 and her husband works as a surgeon.
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Los Angeles
Geena Davis
Reza Jarrahy
Paul Bloch
California
Stuart Little
Today in History highlights events on November 16
Notes on historical milestones include Sherman’s 1864 March to the Sea, Fort Washington capture in 1776, Louis Riel’s execution in 1885, Oklahoma statehood in 1907, and the Broadway opening of The Sound of Music in 1959. Also listed are notable deaths, births, and a Helen Keller quotation.
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William T. Sherman
Fort Washington
Louis Riel
Oklahoma
Union
United States
Soviet Union
Samuel T. Rayburn
Bonham
Texas
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Nixon
William Holden
Santa Monica
Calif
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
David Duke
Clinton
Hawaii
Australia
Thailand
Philippines
al Gore
George W. Bush
Florida
Vietnam
Hosea Williams
Atlanta
Clu Gulager
Hubert Sumlin
Elizabeth Drew
W.C. Clark
Joanna Pettet
Steve Railsback
David Leisure
Marg Helgenberger
Mani
The
Stone Roses
Zina Garrison
Dwight Gooden
Diana Krall
Lisa Bonet
Tammy Lauren
Bryan Abrams
Martha Plimpton
Oksana Baiul
Trevor Penick
Kimberly J. Brown
Helen Keller
Weather forecast and historic cold snap report
Sunny skies for the day with highs in the low 70s and clear tonight with lows in the low 40s. Saturday will bring more sun with highs near 70. Dry weather through the weekend. A historic note recalls November 16, 1933, when arctic air sent Washington, D.C. to 19 degrees, the coldest so early in the season.
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Washington, D.C
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Anchorage
Louisville
Mes
Asheville
Memphis
Atlanta
Orlando
Wilmington Cicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phoenix
Cleveland
Dallas
Pittsburgh
Denver
St. Louis
Portland, OR
A.m Beach
Des Moines
Detroit
Salt Lake City
Virginia Beach
Little Intet
Beschurtlsvtteleis
el Paso
San Antonio
San Francisco
Grand Rapids
Honolulu
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Tampa
Albemarle
Pamlico Sound
Mites
Mexico City
Monreal
Dublin
Moscow
Jerusalem
Rome
London
Tokyo
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Dial
Cartier
Carolina Voices
Helen Turner
Nyc
Associated Press
Jagger
Mick Jagger
Britain
Paul McCartney
Elton John
Beatles
Order of British Empire
Prince Charles
Mick
Abc-Tv
Bono
Lenny Kravitz
Pete Townshend
Wyclef Jean
Brosnan
Pierce Brosnan
People Magazine
James Bond
Brad Pitt
George Clooney
Sean Connery
Keely Shaye Smith
Yo-Yo Ma
Phil McGraw
Bence
Vicente OX
Man
AccuWeather, Inc
Cardunas Hilo Prep
Hatteras
Trace Charlotte
Fayetteville
Esterday
Official Channel
Weather
Eeptack
Charlotte
Greensboro
Aleigh
Wrigny
Saturda
McAllen, TX
Cape Hatteras
Contiguous States
Wildhorse Reservoir
Norman
Mt. Island
Wylie
Wsoc-Tv
Lake Levets
Wa Ba A
Steve Adelson
Duke
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