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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 2011
Page
3
A compact proclamation extols freedom as self-control and the right of individuals to preserve life and property. It argues equality under creation and that freedom comes from personal responsibility rather than government power, urging readers to promote and safeguard liberty.
Kings Mountain entrepreneurs Alex, Charlie Mauney and their father James converted a neglected hosiery mill into Southern Artisan Spirits in a drive to expand Cardinal Gin. The family self taught distillers bottle and vend to about 400 outlets across North Carolina and Virginia, earning a New York competition medal and a Cooking Light honor while planning growth into other states and even Dubai.
Thomas Sowell argues that seeking a perfect strongman like Reagan blinds judgment and leads to settling for ordinary leaders. He defends Rick Perry against gotcha attacks on Social Security immigration and vaccination, noting Perry’s measured positions and the dangers of political smears. The piece stresses that no leader is mistake free and warns against process that erodes candidate quality.
Local residents continue opposition to reactivating a railway line in Gaston citing safety concerns from childhood experiences beside tracks. The letter references prior rail exposure, warns parents to teach children limits, and notes rising fuel costs may push more freight back to rail, while recalling a past acquisition hint.
Barry Jenkins of Kings Mountain argues that greed in Corporate America harms the middle class, detailing retirement losses, rising health deductibles, outsourcing, and government subsidies that protect executives while workers struggle. He urges focus on employees over top earners and calls for affordable care and fair pay.
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