21 Nov 2001
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 2001
Page
1
Publisher and editors listed including John Pea and Jon Jimison with several department heads. Delivery service contact provided with a replacement option and business hours. Copyright notice, postal subscription details, and year, with note on accuracy and corrections policy.
Bill Melton recounts adopting Abbey the bloodhound and the chaos she caused. The dog chewed phone lines, barked loudly, dug holes, and escaped multiple times before ultimately being sent to Tennessee. The tale ends with a warning to husbands about impulse purchases and a personal note from a Gaston County police captain.
Brad Pitt appears as Monica’s high school friend in an upcoming Friends Thanksgiving episode sparking old grudges with Jennifer Aniston. Pitt hints at possible future returns while promoting Spy Game and Ocean's Eleven.
Queen Elizabeth II awarded 79 year old Christopher Lee a CBE for services to entertainment at Buckingham Palace. Lee, famed Hammer Horror star, discusses his long career, current roles in The Lord of the Rings and Star Wars, and his wartime service. Also featured is Jack Black promoting Shallow Hal with Gwyneth Paltrow.
On November 21, 1789 North Carolina ratified the U.S. Constitution as the 12th state. The feature recounts notable events, from Edison’s phonograph in 1877 to significant political and cultural milestones, and lists birthdays of public figures and a Thought for Today by Joseph Addison.
A chilly start gives way to sunshine with dry Canadian air and a high in the upper 50s this afternoon. Sunset brings a quick cooling to the mid to upper 20s by dawn. After Thanksgiving, another rain chance arrives Friday.
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