Osteen Funeral Marks South Carolina Journalism Loss
Hubert Duvall Osteen veteran publisher of The Sumter Daily Item died at Tuomey Hospital in Sumter at age 83 after a stroke. He led the paper from 1924 increasing circulation and pushed offset printing. His son Hubert D. Osteen Jr. becomes editor and publisher.
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Young lawyers urged to take landmark cases like Roe v Wade
Abilene lawyer Sarah Weddington argues that recent law graduates can handle big constitutional cases as well as seasoned attorneys. She cites her own Roe v Wade victory at age 26 to show youth and idealism can drive major policy changes despite hardships and limited pay.
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Hanoi Hilton weighs in on Jane Fonda controversy
The Hanoi Hilton offers a counterview on Vietnam era storytelling about POWs. The piece notes activists and a Hollywood actress clash with prisoners being exploited for media, while Lionel Chetwynd denies aiming at Fonda. He says North Vietnam controlled what audiences could see and hear.
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Paul Simon Sees 1988 Field For President Expanding
Washington notes a flood of declarations and potential entrants for the 1988 presidential race. Names floated include Gary Hart Paul Simon Albert Gore Dick Gephardt Bruce Babbitt Joe Biden Michael Dukakis Bill Clinton Sam Nunn Charles Robb Bill Bradley Jesse Jackson and others. The writer calls the upcoming campaign a lulu and recalls the 1972 scramble.
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Virginia
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Surrogate Maternity Debate Sparks Ethical Back-and-Forth
Column argues for or against selling babies via surrogacy with economic angles and moral questions. It weighs contracts, exploitation, and the idea of payment for childbearing against the sanctity of motherhood, suggesting legal safeguards and fairness in compensation. It also shifts to political commentary about Gary Hart and Paul Simon in the 1980s race.
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Thought For Today End to War Quote by Roosevelt
A newspaper card notes Franklin D. Roosevelt’s remark prepared for broadcast on April 13 1945 never delivered. The quote expresses a desire not only for war’s end but for ending the beginnings of all wars.
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Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Guidelines
The paper invites signed letters with the writer’s handwriting and mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible preferably typed and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Address to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.
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