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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1979
Page
4
The president’s energy address criticizes oil company profits and calls for higher fuel costs, while praising coal and implying nuclear power may be needed. It notes Mexico's natural gas talks as a rare positive, and accuses Carter and Abed Kahn of anti-growth bias harming industry and taxes.
Tom Hansen 25 sued his parents for 350000 claiming emotional distress from alleged neglect. Judge Murray Richter dismissed the suit as meritless noting the mother used reasonable parenting efforts and Hansen plans an appeal. The columnist quips about the rise of suits and a hairbrush line.
Stephen Gregory, a Vietnam veteran, used a combat trauma defense to avoid prison after a bank hostage incident in 1969. A judge sentenced him to probation with therapy at a VA hospital, a landmark ruling that could push other veterans to seek counseling instead of jail and urge reforms at the VA and Congress.
Dear reader explains why the resurrection is crucial as the defeat of death and the foundation of eternal life. It asserts Jesus as the Son of God and invites personal commitment to Christ for salvation, citing scripture from John 11 and 2 Corinthians 4.
A Western observer describes pervasive Communist propaganda in China from Beijing to Canton. He notes six portraits of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, and Hua in factories and schools, plus indoctrination from kindergarten onward, while praising basic living standards as part of the regime’s grip.
A discursive essay contrasts familiar risks with unknown threats. It cites car, alcohol, and nuclear accidents to argue people fear the unknown while tolerating known harms and critiques modern protest culture and media emphasis on dramatic events. The piece questions safety narratives and societal risk tolerance.
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