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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1984

Page

2

Gregg-Graniteville Foundation Gives USC Aiken $60,000

The Gregg-Graniteville Foundation pledges $60,000 to USC Aiken over three years for endowment funding and to support a Bachelor of Science nursing program. The gift, acclaimed by USC Aiken Chancellor Dr. Robert Alexander as highly significant, continues a long tradition of local educational and charitable support in Aiken County.

Gregg-Graniteville Foundation Aiken County Graniteville Co USC Aiken Usc-A Robert Alexander Gregg-Graniteville Swint Aiken Graniteville Sons and Daughters Hitchcock Rehabilitation Center Usc-Aiken

Public Citizen of the Year Honors Aiken Advocate

Mrs. Robert G. Garvin of Aiken is named Public Citizen of the Year by the South Carolina chapter of the National Association of Social Workers. She serves on the South Carolina Mental Health Commission and has led county and state Mental Health Associations, while acting as regional vice president of the National Mental Health Association. She is a sought after speaker, radio program author, newsletter editor, columnist, and active church member with three grown children.

Robert G Carol) Garvin Aiken South Carolina National Association of Social Workers Garvin

Double Standard in Jackson Farrakhan Death Threat Debate

The piece argues media and Democratic leaders show a double standard in handling Farrakhan’s death threat against reporter Milton Coleman and Jackson's ties to Farrakhan. It notes Mondale and Hart urged repudiation but avoided broader backlash to avoid black voter alienation. It warns of rising black white tensions harming Jackson’s convention influence.

Jesse Jackson Jackson Louis Farrakhan Nation of Islam Washington Post Milton Coleman Coleman Tom Judas Farrakhan Malcolm X Hymietown Walter F. Mondale Colorado Gary Hart Reagan James Lengle Georgetown University KKK Rainbow Coalition South Farrakahn Farrahahn

The Business Of Business Explained On Baylor Roots

The speaker recalls Baylor University as a launchpad for entrepreneurship amid a turbulent era. He credits businesspeople with creating jobs, profits, and taxes while investing in growth and research. He apologizes for a non producing profession's neglect and pledges no change in attitude.

Ceylon Eisenhower Baylor Texas Mark White Time Newsweek CBS NBC ABC

Temptation and Sin Weaken Our Moral Strength

The note parallels a reader G S with Paul who admits failing to do what is right. It argues the core issue is lack of moral and spiritual strength caused by sin, described as a crippling disease that hinders choosing good over temptation.

DR. Graham G.S Apostle Paul

Jackson's untenable position in Pennsylvania primary

In Philadelphia Jesse L. Jackson faces a tense balance as he defends the runoff primary stance while condemning backlash over Farrakhan remarks. His campaign risks alienating black and moderate white voters, potentially fueling a split or independent bid before the Democratic convention.

Philadelphia Jesse L. Jackson Rainbow Coalition Jackson Pennsylvania Louis Farrahahn Farrahahn

Critics Call Presidential Perks Wasteful and Outdated

The piece argues against presidential libraries and perks for ex presidents arguing they cost millions annually and set poor examples. It suggests consolidating papers, microfilming, and limiting office expenses while maintaining Secret Service protection. It compares ex presidents to celebrities and urges ending wasteful spending.

White House Senate Government Affairs Committee

Letters to the Editor Submissions at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard accepts signed letters to the editor with writers’ return addresses. Anonymous letters are rejected. Handwritten or typewritten submissions are preferred and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Letters should be addressed to The Editor, Aiken Standard, P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29801.

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