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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1985
Page
4
The document lists the Advertising Director A B Cubbedge Retail Ad Manager Charles Grice Classified Ad Manager Sharye Whisenant Production Director Sue S Brown and Bookkeeping Jill Eddins. It also notes second class postage paid at Aiken South Carolina.
Senator Hollings cautions constituents about optimism on the New Production Reactor at the Savannah River Plant. A Thurmond aide reaffirmed belief in NPR in the 1990s, while Rep. Butler Derrick notes potential NPR development funds. The delegation agrees SRP should be the NPR site if built.
The piece notes that Canada is the top trading partner for the United States in 1984 with combined exports valued at 163 billion Canadian dollars. It highlights a 13 billion dollar US trade deficit and calls for open free trade without tariffs, urging Canada to join in removing barriers for mutual benefit.
Raymond Coffey argues Peter Ueberroth, the baseball commissioner paid 300000 annually, might pursue a U S Senate seat to gain influence and public service stature. The piece notes his Los Angeles Olympics acclaim, strike mediation role, and contrast between sports and politics while questioning motive and feasibility.
CAL THOMAS critiques Witness for Peace activists who vanished with journalists on the Nicaragua Costa Rica border alleging they are policy actors aligned with Sandinistas. He argues they are not peace groups but pro-Sandinista backers and mocks press adoration.
Public figure criticizes EPA plans to regulate wood stoves with catalytic converters costing 200 to 300 dollars each, claiming the move is a political ploy to boost testing, standards, and lobbying, while harming rural poor and favoring urban policy interests. The piece argues creosote concerns are overblown and highlights potential economic beneficiaries of regulation.
Column argues against school bus integration policies and cites rising California bus costs. It critiques education establishment, cites Prof. Walter Williams and Prof. Bruce Hare, notes danger and fatalities in bus use, calls for a grass roots test case, and warns of Supreme Court reversals.
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