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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2000
Page
5
The Gazette A Freedom lists publisher Duane K. McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges on its masthead, indicating the newspaper leadership configuration for pages and opinion content.
A concise proclamation of liberty and individual rights. It asserts equal endowment by the Creator, the right to life and property, and freedom as self-centered, emphasizing personal responsibility and the joy of expanding liberty through overcoming difficulties.
The Gazette accepts letters up to 300 words, with signer address and daytime phone, and notes letters may be edited. One letter per writer per month. longer pieces may become My Turn. Submissions may be delivered to the Gastonia office or mailed, faxed, or emailed. poetry and consumer complaints are not published.
Letters on the November 7 election must reach the Gazette by Tuesday October 24 to guarantee publication. The Gazette intends to publish feedback by November 5. Letters are limited to 300 words and candidates’ letters will not be published.
The Gazette invites readers to submit Feedback letters or My Turn columns for a monthly Readers' Voice award. Each month one winner advances to a yearly July award, rewarding concise well written messages with reasonable content and no personal attacks.
A provocative visit by Ariel Sharon to Haram ash Sharif under heavy guard sparked clashes and killed a 12 year old Palestinian. The incident derailed peace talks, as rioting, violence, and repression spread across the region. Hardliners on both sides risk undermining any forward movement toward a settlement.
The University of Surrey plans a new chair funded with 750000 dollars from the International Flight Catering Association. Professor David Airey says a master's in airline food will be offered and a doctorate could follow. The catering industry reports 100000 workers and 15 billion dollars in annual gross, underscoring the field’s academic potential.
Rebecca Revels of Gastonia notes shifts in her long textile career as plants downsize and relocate, while Spanish-speaking workers rise and English proficiency becomes essential. She recognizes the value of learning Spanish to communicate with colleagues and sustain employment as industry trends evolve.
Walter Williams argues men must resist feminist pressure and double standards. He cites TV hosts and greeting card jokes as proof of anti male sentiment, notes school incidents, and warns of growing global trends toward male submission. He calls for men to reclaim assertiveness.
The piece argues U S expansion may be unsustainable driven by consumer binge and credit. It notes oil price restraint via OPEC, euro stability efforts, and a 400 billion current account deficit. It warns a stock market reversal could trigger a broader downturn and urges the incoming president to prepare contingency plans.
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