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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 2016
Page
4
Gazette announces La Regional Executive C. Talley selects Michael Smith as IVT Editor, outlining leadership changes and duties within the publication.
Clinton and Trump push for litmus tests in judicial picks echoing politics. The piece argues judges must be impartial, not politicians, and calls for restraint in appointing based on ideology. It urges standards for presidents and the Senate to set qualifications and ethics. A Washington Post excerpt note is added.
Readers discuss fire lane expansion and two lane options, demand for paddleboarding in Gastonia, and questions about small basketball courts. Comments touch on prison sentences, plea deals, and perceived priorities in local developments.
The piece argues on taxi licensing and safety requirements for new owners, noting safety checks and insurance, and discusses costly medallions in cities like New York and Boston. It cites the Institute for Justice victories overturning caps, cites Judge Posner on property and creative destruction, and questions public protection versus monopoly power in urban taxi markets. It references figures such as Joe Sanfelippo Cabs, Bill de Blasio, and Walter Williams.
A reader argues for a government of the people over pay to play. The letter criticizes Hillary Clinton's views on the Supreme Court and border policy, cites email security concerns, and contrasts her funding sources with Donald Trump’s. The writer attributes a Dallas reference and signs as Greswold Gwynette from Cherryville.
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