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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 2000
Page
5
Gazette item notes Duane K. McCallister as publisher, John Pea as editor, and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor. It outlines the newspaper’s leadership on the editorial page and newsroom. The brief lists roles without additional event details.
A declaration asserting that freedom begins with the individual and is preserved by self-control. It emphasizes equal rights endowed by a Creator, the right to life and property, and the belief that freedom enables growth. The text links liberty to thought and wisdom.
The Gazette outlines letter guidelines including signer details address and daytime phone number. Letters must be 300 words or less and can be edited for length. Monthly publication limit applies. longer pieces may suit My Turn columns. Submissions accepted in person mail fax and email with specified contact details and restrictions.
The Gazette invites readers to submit Feedback letters or My Turn pieces for monthly Readers' Voice awards. Winners are chosen for well-written messages, avoiding personal attacks, with monthly prizes and a yearly award in July. Follow Feedback guidelines for consideration.
Letters about the November 7 election must reach the Gazette by Tuesday October 24 to be published by November 5. Letters are limited to 300 words and candidates’ letters will not be printed. Follow the general submission guidelines.
Our opinion notes that the CPD limited participants to Gore and Bush by a 15 percent polling bar, sidelining Pat Buchanan Ralph Nader and Harry Browne. The piece urges broader discussion on surplus use foreign policy trade spending and health care.
The article notes Britain’s long absence of a written constitution, then describes the enacted Human Rights Act as a step toward explicit protections. It cautions about transitional missteps, such as potential limits on press coverage of government actions, and foresees improved safeguards for human dignity despite initial errors.
The article notes pickle juice rising as a hydration trend after the Eagles beat the Cowboys on a hot day. It highlights two ounces of pickle juice containing about 700 milligrams of sodium, more than a quart of Gatorade, and warns diet experts worry weekend athletes may get sick from overloading on pickle juice. Water remains the preferred hydrator, despite the pickle juice fad.
Maggie Gallagher argues in favor of marriage based on Waite’s research, saying marriage uniquely builds wealth and social capital, reduces divorce, and can improve happiness even from bad unions. She challenges critics and notes favorable surveys, urging renewed public and community efforts to strengthen marriage.
Belmont councilman Irl G Dixon writes that Gaston County schools seek a fourth temporary variance for trailers at South Point High, arguing Belmont must curb growth and push for real solutions. He notes safety concerns, potential program cuts, and invites citizens to attend the Oct 19 planning and zoning meeting and email comments to share with zoning board members.
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