09 Apr 1982
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1982
Page
1
Mary Magdalene and the other Mary approached the garden tomb near Jerusalem at dawn on Easter morning. The report says the tomb was found empty and the message that Jesus has risen, as foretold, sparked faith amid tragedy.
The article recounts Easter reflections from Rev Dial Jacks highlighting the resurrection of Jesus Christ. It notes the tomb's empty scene reported by Mary Magdalene and others, the angelic proclamation that Jesus is risen, and the personal faith of believers in Jesus as Savior and Lord.
The Labor Department reports a 1.7 percent annual rate drop in March wholesale prices, matching February’s decline and marking two consecutive monthly declines for the first time since 1967. Energy and food lead the fall with energy the steepest in over six years. gasoline and home heating oil also slide.
The Rev. Marc Weersing at First Presbyterian Church repeated a Maundy Thursday story about Jim and Amos the finicky cat who loves slaw white wine and cheddar cheese. The tale drew continued church attention as Weersing affirmed its quality despite an earlier telling.
The Masters, at Augusta National, blends tradition and springtime allure as golf stars like Palmer, Player, and Snead remain central. Its modest purse, elegant grounds, and fan-friendly restrictions shape a uniquely revered event that draws global attention while preserving its storied soul.
South Carolina House members from Aiken County clash over options to cover a 1982-83 shortfall. Gov Riley's casual car sales tax proposal, delaying utility tax indexing, and a pay freeze are debated as deficits loom. Rudnick supports casual tax. Huff and Jones oppose. Local pork projects sparingly added despite opposition.
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