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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 2012
Page
3
Quote by Jean Renoir 1894 1979 French film director reflects admiration for a friend. The line highlights how conversation captivates the speaker and elevates ordinary remarks into interest.
An overview of the United Way network in Gaston County describing its motto Live United and the range of agencies helping residents. It notes cancer services, heart support, elder care, crisis relief, literacy, YMCA fitness, Hospice, and other local groups aided by campaigns and workplace giving. It urges donations to United Way of Gaston County and provides the website for more information.
Walter E. Williams argues California faces a budget gap and mounting debt with out-migration by wealthy residents. He critiques tax raises and suggests extreme ideas like border controls and lawsuits against other states to keep wealth from leaving, framing it as a liberty versus fiscal policy debate.
Amy Johnson recalls her grandson and a breath tube in hospital this morning. Affected by an illness believed not caused by animals, the family asks for prayers and notes they avoided the fair animal exhibit for safety.
Holly Ackerman and Monica Kilgo compare Augments from last year and this year at the fair. They question whether illness stems from animals or a vendor food stand, recalling doctors' advice and praising a “working smoke alarm means free pizza” idea in Mount Holly.
Reese Phillips of Gastonia writes in support of Mitt Romney and against Barack Obama. He argues Romney would create jobs, improve the economy, and strengthen national security, while criticizing Obama for debt, Medicare, and foreign policy. He urges readers to research and vote Romney.
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