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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1983
Page
4
An artist’s rendering shows the courthouse renovation will preserve the old facade as designed by Willis Irvin and restore the cupola. A large rear and side addition will house court rooms and support facilities, complementing the existing structure and serving Iken County for decades.
US News & World Report surveys show varied trends across the country. New York favors formal dinners break dancing and monogamy while Europe and other cities reveal different tastes. Atlanta Houston Los Angeles and San Francisco display divergent patterns in marriage health clubs fashion and leisure.
The piece highlights Aiken as a potential movie location with diverse settings from cotton fields to Hopelands and Hitchcock Woods. It praises the city’s business district and tree lined streets, notes USC Aiken drama and the Aiken Community Playhouse, and emphasizes residents’ talents as key assets for attracting film crews.
The saying reflects on loneliness and the ache of feeling unwanted as a form of deep poverty. It attributes the thought to Mother Teresa and frames isolation as a profound human need.
A critique of socialist literacy drives in Nicaragua and similar regimes. The piece argues that eliminating illiteracy is used to centralize power, suppress opposition, and politicize culture. It contends literacy becomes propaganda and a tool for control rather than true education.
Washington observers note George Will’s book Statecraft As Soulcraft argues for a welfare state that conservatives should reject. The piece contends Will favors larger government, misreads Western political tradition, and misplaces Burkean theory, contrasting pagan state power with biblical limits on rulers.
A column argues both liberals and conservatives share goals like abolishing war and granting rights. It questions disarmament feasibility, nuclear risks, energy, the death penalty, welfare, education, and environmental policy, suggesting political divides are over degree rather than principle.
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