Publisher and editors named for newspaper page
A front matter credit lists publisher Duane K. McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges as the key staff guiding the newspaper.
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John Pea
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2001
Page
5
Our Philosophy on Freedom and Self-Ownership
A statement arguing that freedom comes from individual self-control and ownership of life and property. It asserts equality of rights granted by the Creator rather than government, stressing personal responsibility to foster development and preserve liberty for all.
Thoughts on Freedom by a Courageous Advocate
A compact reflection on freedom and the peril it faces, affirming that every noble achievement rests on constant defense. The speaker notes the world’s best things emerge only when people act decisively amid risk and struggle.
Gazette letter submission rules and contact details
The Gazette outlines letter guidelines including signatures, addresses, and daytime phone numbers. Letters must be 300 words or less, may be edited for length and accuracy, and allow one letter published per month. Submissions may be delivered in person, by mail, fax, or email to Gastonia offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Remount Road
Gastonia
Readers' Voice award rules for The Gazette
The Gazette invites concise letters for its Readers' Voice Feedback section. Monthly we select one Feedback letter or My Turn column for an award. Winners become eligible for a yearly July prize. Guidance emphasizes a reasonable message and avoidance of personal attacks.
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The
Gazette
How to Reach U S Representatives in NC and SC
Directory style listing shows North Carolina Representative Sue Myrick with Charlotte district 9 contact number 202 225 1976 Gastonia office 704 861 1976 and local address 318 S South St Suite B Gastonia 28052. South Carolina Representative John Spratt with York district 5 contact numbers 202 225 5501 and 803 327 1114, Washington DC address 1536 Longworth Building DC 20515 and email jspratt hr.house.gov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Sue Myrick R
Charlotte
Gastonia
S. South St
Suite
Myrick
House
South Carolina
John Spratt
D. York
D.C
Longworth
Washington
Jspratt
Hr.house
Laurels for the Good Stuff in Writing
A defense of crisp similes and memorable wording as the Good Stuff in prose. Examples span Michael Palmer and Moore to Nichols and Coward, highlighting economy, vivid turns, and the journalist’s craft across newspapers and books.
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Michael Palmer
Michael Moore
Denver
Colo
Robert Denerstein
The
Rocky Mountain News
Bob Dart
Cox News Service
House Agriculture
John Strauss
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
Swanky North
Meridian Street
Andrew Peyton Thomas
Weekly Standard
Washington Post
Rachel Alexander Nichols
Pete Sampras
New York Times
Ben Brantley
Noel Coward
James J. Kilpatrick
Gazette
Kilpatry
Aol.com
Destruction of Gaston Lowell Cemetery Sparks Burial Row
Residents recount the removal of 43 graves from the Gaston-Wilson-Reid Cemetery in Lowell to make way for a Curtain Bed and Bath, with all remains moved to a mass grave at the old Cramer Mill site. Six graves were left, and markers were buried. The landowner Leroy L Wilson protected the site by deed and will, asserting ancestral rights and condemning the erasure of a historic, century-old burial ground in Gaston County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Lowell
Old Cramer Mill
Old Cramer
Department of Transportation
Gaston-Wilson-Reid
Leroy L. Wilson
Gaston
Eliza Ann Wilson
Leroy Wilson
Gaston County
Peace and Israel in biblical prophecy and 1948 statehood
BILL CROMER of Kings Mountain asks if Jews have a legitimate right to Israel, examining Exodus 19 6 Ezekiel 37 22 Jeremiah 31 8 12 and the 1948 UN founded nation. He argues man behind Israel’s creation, foresees sorrow since 1948 and proposes turning land to Palestinians or war, urging divine peace through the Lord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Christ
Mt. Zion
Nation of
Jacob
Bush
Bill Cromer
Kings Mountain
Opinion: North Carolina lawmakers face tough 2001 agenda
In Raleigh on Wednesday, 170 General Assembly members confront a half billion budget hole and district redraws. The editorial urges spending cuts not tax hikes, opposes gerrymandered districts, supports session limits, accurate voting equipment, and opposing tourism tax breaks while promoting corporate tax reduction to attract industry. It calls for backbone against special interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Thomas Jefferson
General Assembly
North Carolina
Charity drive for Afghan children prompts crossfire of terms
The White House promotes America’s Fund for Afghan Children asking every child to donate one dollar. The plan triggers sensitivity over terms like crusade and references to Islam. Presidents and officials stress aid while urging careful language to respect Muslim perceptions.
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White House
Jerusalem
Osama bin Laden
Bush
America
Afghanistan
The
Pennsylvania Ave
Washington, D.C
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USA Today
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