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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2001
Page
1
Publisher details and staff roles listed for The Gazette in Gastonia North Carolina. Delivery issues contact, subscription payment guidance, carrier information, and copyright notice included. Publication confirms 122nd year, issue 299, six sections and 54 pages.
Susan Russell of Dallas was named incorrectly in Thursday's Gazette about a dismissed charge in 1999 against defense attorney Jay Stroud. The Gaston Gazette strives to be accurate in all reporting and will print corrections in this column. Contact the newsroom to report mistakes.
In spite of sunny skies today, highs will be in the low 60s. Gusty breezes of 10 to 15 mph will make it feel cooler. Under fair skies, winds diminish and tonight's lows dip to near freezing.
A bittersweet memoir of Lucille Almond Turner and her daughter Helen Almond Turner, detailing aging, a hip injuries, and a nursing home stay. The narrative recalls dementia moments like imaginary pigs in the room and the care routines, with the author reflecting on loss, humor, and resilience amid caregiving. Helen, a longtime Boy Scouts of America employee and literacy trainer in Gastonia, is noted for her hat collection and local renown.
In Chantilly, Jack Valenti urges producers to tell strong stories despite fears after terrorism. He cites Collateral Damage and notes eight enduring plot lines since Sophocles. In Stockholm, Ingmar Bergman plans a chamber play for Swedish Television titled Anna with possibleScenes From a Marriage sequel, starring Erland Josephson, Liv Ullmann, and others.
Washington Chief Justice William Rehnquist was honored by the American Meteorological Society for his weather interest, noting his WWII Army Air Corps service as a North Africa weather observer and his view that meteorology and law improved each other. Barbara Bush urged unity and generosity in supporting the country.
Charlie Daniels, famed musician, is photographed near his Lebanon Tennessee home on August 23 1998 before returning to Wilmington to become the Walk of Fame inductee. In a Red Cross event, a speaker urges Americans to guard against prejudice while raising funds for 9 11 victims and local needs.
On this Oct 26 in history, events include the Gunfight at the O K Corral in Tombstone with Wyatt Earp and Doc Holliday, the First Continental Congress adjourned in Philadelphia in 1774, the Erie Canal opened in 1825, and other notable 20th century milestones. Birthdays feature Shelley Morrison and Pat Sajak among others.
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