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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1979
Page
4
Growing discipline issues in public schools disrupt learning and push capable teachers to leave. Stricter school and home support is needed, with educators urged to explore innovative methods including television as a guiding influence and, possibly, compressed early schooling years.
The piece argues that U S military secrets including F 14 planes Phoenix missiles and other gear were compromised amid Iran's revolution. It cites Sen John H Glenn and the Pentagon noting broadened losses and warns against overbearing arms sales abroad and lax security. It urges restraint and tighter surveillance for future transfers.
Mexico's Bustamante eight volume study on illegal migration to the United States has been handed to the Carter administration. Officials say the work aligns with U S assessments and could unlock formal talks for June between Presidents Carter and Lopez Portillo.
A visiting writer recalls Wang Hsiao-gung, a Chinese guide in Canton, who probes military questions from U.S. reserves to the 101st Airborne while presenting a cordial, helpful persona. He shares interests in Mao and Hua while maintaining a practical, if paradoxical, friendship. The piece ends with a letter policy note from The Aiken Standard.
In Shanghai Wang Hsiao-gung and Chang are described as having been sent by their bosses to meet in a farewell moment. The interview notes emotional reflections and a claim that Wang is a spy, yet the speaker asserts no military secrets were known.
The writer argues against labeling oil company profits obscene, noting the government takes large shares through taxes. He shows estimates for Texaco in 1978 and asserts retained earnings fuel future investments, while criticizing liberals for focusing on profits rather than tax burdens.
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