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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 2011
Page
2
An editorial emphasizes individual freedom as the basis for preserving life and property, arguing that people are endowed by their Creator with rights not granted by government. It frames freedom as self-control and calls for readers to defend and extend liberty for themselves and others.
Gaston Hospice celebrates three decades of care from home visits to hospital and nursing home support, grief counseling, and palliative services. Robin Johnson House opened in 2007 with expansion four years later. Richard Lahm now leads efforts to expand outreach and move the message upstream.
Tyler J. McCall and Collyn Warner, co founders of Neighbors for Equality in Boiling Springs, push back against a letter to the editor calling same sex marriage a masquerade for equality and argue LGBTQ people fight for fundamental human rights. They cite social security health care tax breaks visitation rights child custody and joint parenting amid concerns over harmful comparisons to bisexuality and sex with children while urging societal change supported by recent studies on youth suicide attempts among LGBTQ youths.
James Randolph of Gastonia shares a critical view of Obama’s unions and taxation, arguing that high costs come from unions and the rich, not the poor. He recalls factory work, Walmart purchases, and the impact of outsourcing on American jobs and pride.
Local chatter centers on what will replace the former Target store site as redevelopment plans move forward. Community members ask what businesses or public spaces might occupy the location and how it will affect traffic and nearby services.
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