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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1985

Page

12

Aging Population Study Details Shifts and Gaps

The 1984 U.S. population study shows 236.7 million people as of July 1, up from 227.1 million in 1980. Blacks are younger with a median age of 26.3 versus 32.2 for whites, while women average 32.5 and men 30.0. The 75 to 84 age group rose 11.5 percent and 25 to 34 grew 10.3 percent, but 14 to 17 fell 9.5 percent and 5 to 13 declined 3.2 percent due to the baby bust and delayed childbearing trends. The black population rose 6.7 percent to 28.6 million, whites 3.2 percent to 201.4 million.

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FDR Legacy Remembered Forty Years After Death

Hyde Park AP recalls Franklin D Roosevelt forty years after his death with global tributes from allies and enemies. Radio Tokyo mourned, Churchill Stalin and Hitler peers noted his impact while veterans recalled Okinawa and wartime leadership. Roosevelt died April 12 1945 in Warm Springs Georgia

Hyde Park N.Y Franklin D. Roosevelt Lloyd’s of London Radio Tokyo U.S Japan Okinawa FDR Roosevelt Winston S. Churchill Adolf Hitler Josef Stalin Pearl Harbor D-Day Eisenhower Marshall Patton MacArthur Herbert C. Hoover Abred M. Landon Wendell Willkie Thomas E. Dewey Sam Rayburn Pope Pius XII Andrei Gromyko United States William R. Emerson Roosevelt Library James McGregor Burns

Textile Woes Prompt Stricter Imports Debate

Textile concerns prompt hearings as lawmakers hear from laid off workers at Riegel Textile Corp in Ware Shoals and Honey Path residents. Officials cite tax base loss, plant closures, and job cuts while pledging school improvements and continued accreditation efforts amid broader textile industry challenges.

Larry Ridgeway Riegel Textile Corp Ware Shoals Ridgeway William Gilmer Honey Path Reigel Gilmer

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