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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2000
Page
7
Duane K McCallister is listed as publisher with John Pea and Barry Bridges serving as editors on the editorial page. The masthead confirms leadership roles and page designation for the publication.
A concise declaration asserting freedom as self-government and equal rights endowed by the Creator. It emphasizes personal responsibility to preserve life and property, and to promote liberty for oneself and others through individual control of what is produced.
A reflective line urges enduring honesty and personal conviction despite temptations from powerful figures, stressing steadfast integrity and inner moral compass.
The Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor including required signature address and daytime phone number, general interest and tasteful content, editor cuts for length, 300 words or less, monthly limit, and submission methods by office pickup, mail, fax, or email. Poetry or consumer complaints are not published.
Mailing address is 1600 Pennsylvania Ave Washington DC 20500. Phone and fax numbers are listed with a public web page for sending electronic mail to the president vice president the first lady and Tipper Gore.
A letter urges voting against former chairman Ron Hovis and election choices in Crowders Mountain and Gastonia townships. It endorses Neill Carson, Libby McAteer, Mickey Price, and George W. Bush with focus on property rights, local governance, and national values. The writer backs Sue Myrick for Congress and urges parental civic action.
A reader endorses Angela Hoyle for District Court judge on November 7. The letter praises her listening skills judicial temperament and integrity from FBI service and six years as assistant district attorney, urging voters to support Hoyle to ensure fair impartial law enforcement in Gaston County. Brenda Wiggins Bessemer City urges Neill Carson in 2001 context.
The piece claims Gore had poor grades at Vanderbilt and Harvard while Bush earned an MBA from Harvard. It alleges Gore's transcript shows lower averages than Bush's Yale records and accuses Gore of exaggeration and lying. It references Twain and criticizes memory of statements.
The week critiques closed sessions by CareMont Health officials discussing a lawsuit with Gaston County and by commissioners. It notes public right to know outweighs secrecy and congratulates Gastonia on All-America City honor. Also previews Special Olympics North Carolina Fall Games at Starburst Skating Center with free rink offer and events across Charlotte and Huntersville.
The Jordan agreement would be small in U S terms but significant for Jordan, potentially drawing in investment while testing whether open markets foster open societies in the Arab world. It introduces labor and environmental safeguards critics call protectionist and weighs in the Gore Bush presidential debate. Congress should pass the Jordanian pact early next year to clarify these issues.
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