Duane McCallister and John Pea Editorial Staff
Duane K McCallister editor John Pea editorial page editor Barry Bridges also listed on staff as part of the newspaper’s leadership and editorial team.
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John Pea
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 2001
Page
7
Our Philosophy on Freedom and Self-Rule
A civic statement arguing that freedom comes from individual self-control and personal ownership. It asserts all people are endowed equally by their Creator, not by government, with rights to life and property and to preserve freedom for themselves and others.
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America
U.S
United States
Britain
Afghanistan
Thoughts on Freedom and Originality in Human Spirit
A compact reflection on freedom highlighting originality as the driving force behind history. It notes that countless individuals have built, fought, and shaped societies, but true impact stems from creative force shaping the root of the human spirit.
Gazette letter submission rules summarized
The Gazette outlines letter guidelines requiring signatures addresses and daytime phones, general interest content, potential editing, and word limits. Letters must be 300 words or less, with monthly publication limits, and poetry or consumer complaints are not published. Submissions may be mailed faxed or emailed to Gastonia offices.
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Gazette
Remount Road
Gastonia
Gastongazette
Freedom.com
Gazette Readers Voice Award Seeks Concise Feedback Letters
The Gazette invites readers to submit Feedback letters for the Readers Voice award. Each month a 2c or My Turn column will be considered for the monthly prize. Winners gain eligibility for a yearly July award. Letters should be well written, reasonable, and avoid personal attacks.
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The
Gazette
Voice
How to Reach The White House Contact Info
White House mailing address is 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500. Main phone is (202) 456 1414 and fax is (202) 456 2461. Web page www2 whitehouse gov notes you can send electronic mail by logging on.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
Whitehouse
Voices of restraint amid the Afghan campaign
An assemblage of editorials from U.S. and British papers argues Day One of the Afghanistan strikes marks a necessary but limited first step in a longer campaign. Leaders stress sustained, humane approaches to warfare while warning against fear, civil-liberties loss, and widening ethnic tensions at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Afghanistan
George W. Bush
Donald Rumsfeld
Tony Blair
U.S
Bush
Blair
bin Laden
Rumsfeld
Deliberate U S and British Tomahawk strikes in Afghanistan
As Sunday began launching Tomahawk cruise missiles against military targets inside Afghanistan many Americans expressed relief that the long awaited war on terror finally was underway. The piece notes cautious, international coalition building and internal debates within the administration over scale and targets.
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Afghanistan
Washington
New York
United States
Bush
U.S
Osama bin Laden
Taliban
bin Laden
Middle East
Allah
World Trade Center
Pentagon
Bush Administration
Donald Rumsfeld
Colin Powell
Congress
America
Importance of declaring war on Taliban threat
The article argues for a formal declaration of war by Congress, contrasting World War II and Gulf War authorizations with past use of force. It cites the Constitution on declaring war, notes Vietnam and Tonkin as lessons, and asserts strong public resolve to punish attackers and deter new strikes.
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America
Afghanistan
Congress
U.S
Iraq
Gulf of Tonkin
Johnson
Col
Harry Summers
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Child writes about 9 11 and bond issue in Gastonia
A student from Ida Rankin Elementary reflects on the 9 11 attacks and their lasting impact. The piece complains about a proposed eleven million dollar bond issue for the Schiele Museum and advocates for a multipurpose center to attract visitors to Gastonia.
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Schiele Museum
Gastonia
Joe Leonhardt SR
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