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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1979
Page
4
The notice lists key personnel at the Aiken Standard including Samuel A. Cothran as publisher Scott B. Hunter as managing editor A B Cubredge as advertising director and Charles O Grice as classified advertising manager.
A review shows the 1980 deficit may shrink to 33.2 billion due to higher than expected revenues and inflation lifting tax collections. Spending climbs by 1.6 billion, while economists urge spending restraint. The piece argues balanced budgets alone won't curb growth. It cites a 50 billion waste estimate as potential savings.
The Garwood case boggles memory of Vietnam after a 13 year saga from capture to possible desertion and alleged aid to the enemy. Marine investigation or court martial pending as he is said to be the last American out of Vietnam, drawing mixed public reaction.
The April House debate could decide if tax dollars fund campaigns. Reformers push public financing to curb special-interest money, while incumbents fear loss of advantage. PACs and GOP concerns frame the clash as candidates seek funding amid rising campaign costs.
Readers urge action on Aiken Augusta Highway safety citing six deaths since 1960 and a 45 mph zone once in place with a caution light now ineffective. They request reduced speeds or a traffic light at Graniteville Warrenville crossroads to prevent further fatalities.
A family mourns after someone poisoned their five dogs. The pets were put to sleep at the vet following the cruel act, ending years of joy they brought, including a little girl's smiles and children’s games.
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer s address and legible handwriting. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Letters may be edited for space clarity and libel. Word limit is 200 words, subject matter has no limit, editors may make exceptions.
The article weighs Gen. Alexander Haig as a potential future political figure. It compares him to Eisenhower, cites lack of charisma and political base, Wargate fallout, and Vietnam War impact, and notes Yorkshire Post suggesting a civilian role rather than a bid. It concludes Haig's 1979 1980 chances are small.
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