Gazette A Freedom Newspaper publishes staff editors
The Gazette A Freedom Newspaper announces its publishing team with publisher Duane K. McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges guiding editorial direction.
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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2001
Page
4
The Gazette A Freedom Newspaper announces its publishing team with publisher Duane K. McCallister editor John Pea and editorial page editor Barry Bridges guiding editorial direction.
A concise statement from the newspaper outlining belief in individual freedom and self ownership. It asserts equal endowment by a Creator, rights to life and property, and freedom as self-control. The tone emphasizes personal responsibility, liberty, and limited government as foundational.
A brief quotation cites freedom as essential and notes that defeat or failure pales beside not trying. George E. Woodberry emphasizes the value of effort over surrender, framing courage as the measure of true success.
The Gazette explains submission rules for letters including required signature address and daytime phone number. Letters must be 300 words or less and may be edited. Monthly limit applies per writer. poetry or consumer complaints are not published.
Letters about the November 6 election must be received by October 29 to appear. Writers should include their name and address. Election letters are limited to 300 words or less and may be edited for accuracy. Letters from candidates will not be published.
Directory-style summary lists contact details for U S Representatives Sue Myrick of North Carolina 9th District and John Spratt of South Carolina 5th District. Includes office phone numbers, district and Washington addresses, and email domains for official channels.
Western scholar Bernard Lewis discusses Afghanistan as a rugged, multiethnic land and the Taliban as forged by Pakistani education and Saudi money. He notes candor in Afghan figures, contrasts Iran and Turkey with Israel’s democracy, and observes the limited ability of outsiders to predict Afghan politics while urging informed dialogue.
A World War II veteran urges fellow veterans to donate 20 to the American Red Cross in support of national security. The letter notes veterans can still help despite not being able to fight. God bless America.
A letter from Eileen Beome Mount Holly praises hospital care for Paul with thanks to Drs Larsen Cooper Forbes Trautman and Arbaje. The piece shares proverbs on the terrorism disaster and asks how to respond, noting quotes from Cervantes Pascal Burke and others.
Opinion arguing U S anti dumping laws are a myth and counterproductive. The piece cites Cato Institute findings that dumping laws pressure foreign firms, trigger economic war, and raise costs for U S consumers and manufacturers. It urges Bush administration and Congress to repeal or weaken these laws to ease global trade.
Russia pulls out of the Lourdes base near Havana ending 1964 surveillance operations and Russian staffing. Cuba loses $200 million in rent and 1,500 workers while Moscow shifts funds to satellites. U.S. lawmakers long opposed the base and Cuba accuses Putin of bowing to Washington. The base will be mothballed though Russia may expand other spying efforts.
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