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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2000
Page
1
North Carolina lieutenant governor hopefuls push distinct educational platforms as the campaign heats up. The dialogue emphasizes policy contrasts and voter priorities ahead of elections.
The Gastonia All-America City Parade will start at 2 p.m. Sunday on Franklin Boulevard. It begins at Clay Street and ends at Belvedere, along Franklin from Clay to Belvedere blocks.
Downtown boosters in Gastonia have contributed 12 300 from a downtown property tax to fund a building inventory and an application to the National Historic District Trust. If approved, property owners could qualify for 20 percent tax credits and preserve the area's character while attracting developers.
Sen Strom Thurmond 97 collapsed Saturday at a suburban Alexandria Virginia restaurant and was hospitalized. He was taken to Inova Alexandria Hospital then transferred to Walter Reed Army Medical Center in fair condition.
Sydney, Australia vows clean games as 11,000 athletes arrive for the new millennium Olympics. Rochelle Hawkes promises no doping while Sydney aims to be remembered as the best ever, yet a drug scandal tag may cling to the event.
The AP analysis shows a tight presidential race with Al Gore leading in electoral votes. Gore holds 226 votes, Bush 175, leaving 13 tossup states worth 137 votes. The map remains volatile as first debates approach and momentum shifts continue.
A look at the electoral map shows how many votes each state has and whether it leans Bush or Gore or remains tossup. Analysts say the race is closer than totals suggest with narrow leads in several states and momentum potential before the first presidential debate in Boston.
The Gaston County Department of Social Services legal unit faced a spring crisis as budget fights cost staff, with Tara Sain on maternity leave and Twyla George leaving for higher pay. The three-lawyer team under Dennis Broome managed hundreds of cases solo, highlighting stakes in child support, abuse, and welfare matters before returning to normal.
Catholic priest Rev. John Earl, 32, reportedly drove a car through a door of the Abortion Access Northern Illinois Women's Center around 8 15 a m and, armed with an ax, attacked the building until the owner fired two shotgun blasts. Earl was charged with burglary and felony criminal damage to property and released on 10000 dollars bond. No injuries were reported as the clinic was closed.
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