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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1984

Page

9

Jackson Seeks More Delegates Amid Indiana Stop

In Gary Indiana Rev Jesse Jackson argues for fair delegate distribution at the Democratic National Convention after noting he has 18 percent of Indiana's vote but only 7 percent of its delegates. He cites Mondales 50 percent of delegates with 39 percent of votes and urges one man one vote.

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Community Meeting and Clinic Schedule for Aiken Area

Today and Tuesday listings show Recovery and AA meetings at various venues including Chesterfield Place and Linden Street. Health Department clinics at Aiken County locations offer general, VD, maternity, dental, and family planning services with hours from morning to late afternoon.

Aiken’s Wakin Palmer House Ramada Inn Aiken County North Augusta S&s N.A Western Steel Aiken Optimist Club Smith- Hazel Overeaters Anonymous Belvedere United Methodist Church Sviken County Council Pargy— Bath Lodge Afm Aiken Jaycees Jaycee At Alumnae Panhellenic REACH Chesterfield Place Aiken County Mental Health Association Linden St Al-Anon Clearwater

Hollings Blasts Reagan on Textile Import Policy

U S Senator Ernest Hollings accuses President Reagan of failing to curb textile apparel imports costing American jobs. He cites a 55 percent March rise and a 48 percent quarterly increase, urging enforcement over new laws and recalling Reagan's 1980 textile pledge.

Washington Reagan U.S Ernest Hollings Hollings South Carolina

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