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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 2011
Page
2
A column extols individual freedom and self control as foundational rights. It frames freedom as an inherent, Creator bestowed endowment, not granted by government, urging readers to promote and preserve liberty through personal responsibility and property protection.
The column argues government hinders growth by subsidizing projects like railroads and imposing regulations. It cites historical subsidies for the transcontinental railroad and criticizes current policy, endorsing private sector-led infrastructure, free markets, and profit-loss discipline. John Stossel hosts and cites Peter Schiff on regulation costs.
New and expanded stores anchor Gaston Mall and Main Streets drawing in local and out of town shoppers. PT Maxs and Julie's relocate, Jos A Banks Flita and Chicas open, boosting tax base and job opportunities as Christmas shopping season approaches.
A first hand account from Heather McGinnis Mount Holly details how alcohol abuse devastates families beyond the drinker. She describes a sister losing a seven year marriage, a son left with trauma, and a mother mourning a missing son after alcohol-related violence.
A Gastonia reader lauds Gaston Memorial Hospital and the 3rd South unit for three days of attentive, courteous care. He singles out Rachel, Shelli, Amy, Laura Joyce, Tammy, Beth, and a food service nurse for special recognition and commends the overall teamwork and awards won by the unit.
Comments express distress over dead dogs and urge action against cruelty. Speakers name Angie Ghantt, Bobby Ghantt, Lisa Wells, Linda Lane, and Mark Cox, praising caretakers and calling for more compassionate people to speak up for animals.
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