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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 2001
Page
5
Duane K. McCallister is listed as publisher with John Pea as editor and Barry Bridges as editorial page editor, reflecting the newsroom leadership and page authority for the issue.
A statement asserting the newspaper's mission to inform readers for preserving freedom. It argues that all people are equally endowed by their Creator with rights to life and property, and that freedom equals self-control enabling maximum development for individuals and society.
A commentator argues that socialism intends to lift suffering to a higher level, framing it as a strategic redistribution of hardship to reshape society. The remark reflects ongoing debates about socialist theory and policy implications.
The Gazette outlines letter guidelines including required signer details such as name address and daytime phone number. Letters must be 300 words or less and generally suitable in tone with edits possible for length accuracy and taste.
The Gazette invites readers to submit Feedback Guidelines compliant letters to win the Readers' Voice award. Each month a Feed back Letter or My Turn column is selected for the prize, with a yearly award in July. Letters should be concise, well written, carry a clear message, and avoid personal attacks.
Reader letter style note listing suggested editorial and commentary websites. Mentions several sites including Liberty, Cato, Hayek, Ayn Rand, PERC, Polyconomics, Free Speech, Free Market, Creators, and Gazette. No specific events or persons. Pure listing with no narrative.
The Writer’s Art column notes varying necessity of or not after whether with examples from sports, politics, ads, and daily use. It reports the court will favor plural conclusions and prefer concise wording, while noting moments when or not remains essential for meaning.
Opinion urges a five year visa moratorium and border control as a wake up call. It links shared security to property values and school funding. The piece argues for voting yes on school bonds to protect investments and improve教育.
A community appeal argues for voting yes on the November 6 school bond. It links pride, higher property values, and economic growth through good schools, noting that strong districts attract new businesses and jobs. The message highlights local identity and community standards as motivations.
The Gaston County school system seeks voter approval on November 6 for a bond issue to repair crumbling plaster, failing boilers, outdated electrical systems, life safety upgrades, fire alarms, smoke detectors, lighting, and install fire rated doors and stairwell enclosures to protect property value and student safety.
The NC General Assembly stalls in Raleigh over redistricting with Democrats using parliamentary rule bending and Republicans signing loyalty pledges. House Speaker Jim Black blocks amendments while Minority Leader Leo Daughtry pressures caucus members. The prolonged session wastes time and energy, calling for an end to the hardball tactics.
The article argues capitalism and a robust pharmaceutical industry underpin U S bioterror defense. It cites a Bush administration deal with Bayer to supply Cipro at 95 cents per pill after Thompson threatened to void Bayer's patent, noting Canada voided its patent earlier. It warns against stifling pharma innovation, urging officials to restrain patent seizures while highlighting costs to obtain FDA approval and the need for strong industry incentives.
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