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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2012
Page
4
A sharp reflection by Clare Boothe Luce on the paradox of strength found in apparent softness. The line contrasts冷 indifference with inner resolve, illustrating her characteristic terse wit about public life and moral courage.
The Greensboro Police Department will host a mass DNA screening of families with missing North Carolina residents on Nov. 10. Results go to NamUs to match unidentified remains across the United States. The program, run with UNT’s Center for Human Identification, costs nothing to participants and aims to bring closure to families while aiding investigators nationwide. The article notes a Jacksonville case of an unidentified woman and urges other agencies to adopt similar DNA screening initiatives.
The Institute for Truth in Accounting rates North Carolina 35th in financial strength, citing over 30 billion dollars in unfunded health benefits for retired state employees and a looming rise in unfunded pension obligations. The report warns every taxpayer could owe about 15 thousand dollars to cover IOUs if not repudiated or funded, urging lawmakers to set aside funds and strengthen the pension system.
A reader letter argues Obama would worsen the economy, debt, and national security, insisting the president is anti growth and calls for stepping down. It condemns Obamacare costs, executive orders, and a redistribution agenda while praising Bush era steadiness and urging voters to oppose a second Obama term.
The letter thanks the Dallas Police Department for arranging a police escort for Cpl. Jeffrey Kessler, who was severely injured in Afghanistan. His family planned a North Carolina reunion and asked Capt. R. A. Scott to arrange an escort through Dallas to the Civic Building. They express deep gratitude for the officers who served their town.
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