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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1979
Page
4
The Ixtoc I well off Yucatan spills up to 30 000 barrels daily since June 3 harming coasts toward Texas. The piece argues for a regional Gulf spill response, universal high safety standards, and a binding liability mechanism beyond tanker losses.
Reader letters challenge Oregon bottle bill promises citing resource energy and litter limits. Bart Cox warns the plan fails to address most litter and cites a state study. The second letter commends local CPR training while questioning public participation and urges readiness in emergencies.
The correspondence notes letters should be legible preferably typewritten and subject to editing for space clarity and taste. There is no subject limit but letters are held to 200 words unless editors approve exceptions.
A CRS summary for a Senate subcommittee portrays EURATOM nations as angered by President Carter's energy policy. It says his stance on nuclear exports and breeder reactors undermines European energy security, fuels proliferation fears, and widens gaps with NATO allies while Europe pursues independent fuel supplies and reactor tech advances.
Mr. Julius Shapiro of Reading edits the National Journal of Electrolysis argues electrolysis is medically approved, safe and permanent for hirsutism, while quacks misrepresent the treatment. He notes eight of ten women have excess hair and warns against unqualified practitioners who exploit patients for money.
Ashley Cooper argues crime rises as liberal policies protect criminals, recounting bank robberies in New York and Atlanta. He urges aggressive policing including killing robbers to deter crime, condemning lenient courts and “unchecked crime” as civilizational danger.
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