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Gaston County Civil War regiments debut series
Local historian Robert A. Ragan begins a weekly column on Gaston County Civil War regiments. This first installment outlines six local companies, noble sacrifice, and how the Lost Cause shapes regional memory, with plans to cover battles, people, and broader context.
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Prejean eyes rethink of death penalty in Oregon
Sister Helen Prejean urged Oregon voters to back Life for a Life, aiming to replace capital punishment with a mandatory life sentence. Signature drive seeks 89,000 valid names to place the constitutional amendment on the November 2002 ballot. Prejean noted the campaign as a hopeful national moment.
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Weather Outlook Sunny Skies and Warm Temps Ahead
Official channel notes a sunny day with highs near 70 and clear night skies with lows around 44. Partly sunny Monday expected with highs in the 60s and a possible isolated shower late night. Dry conditions forecast for several days.
Today in History November 18 highlights and events
On November 18, 1928 the first sound synchronized cartoon Steam Boat Willie premiered in New York. On this date in 1820 U S Navy Captain Nathaniel B Palmer discovered Antarctica, and in 1883 the United States and Canada adopted Standard Time zones.
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