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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 2000
Page
4
The Freedom News publishes Duane K. McCallister as publisher John Pea as editor and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor outlining the core leadership of the paper.
A proclamation of freedom and self rule emphasizing the right to life property and freedom. It asserts equal endowment by the Creator not the government and defines freedom as self control for individual and collective development.
Statement reflects Locke’s belief that actions reveal true thoughts. Epigraph-like quotation positioning argues behavior is the clearest window into motive and liberty.
The Gazette lists how to submit letters including signature, address, and daytime phone. It limits letters to 300 words, permits edits, and notes monthly publication limits. It details submission methods by office, mail, fax, and email and states poetry and consumer complaints are not published.
Deadline for Nov 7 election letters is today with 300 word limit. The Gazette will publish letters by Nov 5 and will not publish letters from candidates. Contact Gaston County Board of Education officials and township chairs for submission and guidelines.
The piece argues Vice President Al Gore struggles to present himself as an independent candidate while tied to the Clinton era. It notes Clinton’s active campaigning for Hillary Rodham Clinton in New York and cautions that Gore’s team moves and policy explanations fail to energize voters as the election nears.
Army Chief of Staff Eric Shinseki announced that starting June 14 the black beret will be standard issue for all soldiers. The change risks erasing distinctive colors for Rangers Green Berets and paratroopers while urging that the hat alone cannot define a soldier’s value or unit pride.
Thomas Sowell argues the televised debates misled viewers by focusing on rhetoric while masking Gore's voting history and policy record. He asserts Gore's shifts on abortion gun control and gay rights, and notes paid attention to facts would have required one-on-one interviews. voters deserve truth over spin.
A Gastonia area reader questions Congress Mel Watt's vote on the Born Alive Infants Protection Act, urging taxpayers to consider care standards for infants born alive during abortions and linking the issue to local governance and fiscal prudence.
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