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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2000
Page
2
Direct dial guidance lists extensions for circulation delivery and service. Names include Director Larry Gray Manager Linda Kellum Service Mgr Sandra Par New Media Director Mike Sewell. Mentions disposal of links to Gaston Gazette online presence and a statement on freedom and community values.
The Thursday Gazette corrected two grid answers for David Clark a Democrat candidate for the 45th District. Question 4 on electric deregulation should read Yes with conditions to set aside funds to retire debt secure it with customer base and assets. Question 6 on a lottery referendum should read Yes only if proceeds fund education and possibly transportation.
Postal regulations require advance payment for subscriptions. Carriers are independent contractors and The Gazette is not responsible for advance payments to them. Home delivery customers should mail advance payments to The Gazette. Subscriptions: daily 1 month 57 114 for 3 and 6 months. Weekend 1 year. Weekend delivery includes Saturdays Sundays and seven holidays. One month rate is carrier collect. 25 cent monthly discount when paid via office for three or more months. For information and rates call (704) 869-1800. Copyright The Gazette 121st year No 302.
Gloria Estefan, Christopher Reeve, and Norman Schwartzkopf helped dedicate the Lois Pope Life Center at the University of Miami, a $37 million facility housing the Miami Project to Cure Paralysis. NBC's Tom Brokaw emceed the event as the project aims to find better paralysis treatments and a cure.
Keanu Reeves is due in Detroit to film scenes for Hardball at Tiger Stadium. Reeves plays a coach who guides a Little League team as they attend a major league game, adapting Daniel Coyle's Hard Ball narrative to the project setting.
In a Carolina Voices column Doug Childress discusses how fear can trap reasoning during Halloween season. He describes a youth group exercise that used isolation and a spooky experience to show how the unknown manipulates perception and how staying centered on logic counters fear. He invites readers to write to Gaston Gazette for column submission.
The Channel 9 forecast notes a cold front from the west bringing clouds but very low rain chances. After noon highs approach 80, with cooler air overnight and lows in the mid 40s. The area has not seen measurable rain for 33 days, the third longest dry spell on record.
On October 28 1919 Congress enacted the Volstead Act to enforce Prohibition over Wilson’s veto. Notable events include Harvard founded in 1636 and Mussolini’s rise in 1922. Birthdays listed for Bowie Kuhn, Joan Plowright, Cody Goodman, Suzy Parker, Charlie Daniels, Jane Alexander, Curtis Lee, Dennis Franz, Wayne Fontana, Telma Hopkins, Bruce Jenner, Annie Potts, Bill Gates, Stephen Morris, Ron Hemby, William Reid, Daphne Zuniga, Lauren Holly, Paul Wylie, Jami Gertz, Andy Richter, Julia Roberts, Caitlin Cary, Jeremy Davies, Brad Paisley, Joaquin Phoenix.
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