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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 2011
Page
2
The piece extols individual freedom as a divine endowment and civic duty. It asserts equal inherent rights to life and property, and argues freedom comes from self-control rather than government power, urging readers to promote and preserve liberty for themselves and others.
Senate backs the Currency Exchange Rate Oversight Reform Act aiming to authorize tariffs on countries seen as undervaluing their currencies. Critics warn of a potential trade war, noting China is a major export market and arguing the measure ignores underlying US deficits and past stimulus effects.
Chris Wooten argues for humane feral cat care in neighborhoods. He explains feral cats are the same species as domestic cats but unsocialized, living in colonies. A Trap-Neuter-Return program ends breeding and aids coexistence, with Alley Cat Allies as a key information source. Sunday marks National Feral Cat Day.
Chris Wooten of Gastonia argues that Trap-Neuter-Return tames feral cat populations and reduces harm from traditional catch-and-kill animal control. He cites Alley Cat Allies data on shelter deaths, urges adoption of low-cost spay and neuter programs, and directs readers to alleycat.org for information.
A North Carolina speaker lauds Hispanics as honest hardworking contributors to the economy and tax payers, urges legal reforms for tax compliance, and contrasts Republicans with Democrats while invoking religious values and citing a biblical admonition against wicked plans.
Editorial argues that government has no wealth to give. funds come from what people earn and are taxed. It deconstructs the myth of government money and calls such thinking voodoo economics, urging readers to recognize confiscation as the source of public funds.
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