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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1980
Page
7
A December guidance piece suggests practical bird gifts for birdwatchers and backyard birds. Recommended items include Roger Tory Peterson field guides, sunflower and thistle seed, gift certificates, lard tins as seed containers, and homemade feeders from bottles or tins. Simple syrups, timely hanging by April 1, and time as a gift are emphasized.
Louis Rukeyser 47, famed author and host, begins weekly financial columns in the Aiken Standard. The piece notes his family of economists and his media prominence while previewing post election market questions for 1981. It questions whether Wall Street's optimism will endure into the new presidential term.
Observing Reagan after the election, Louis Rukeyser notes his early popularity but warns that true economic change hinges on swift actions in the first hundred days. Markets and observers will judge tax proposals, spending restraint, energy policy, and regulatory reform as indicators of durable momentum.
Winnsboro. The Fair Field County Council will meet next week to review draft plans to evacuate and care for about 3,000 residents near the V. C. Summer Nuclear Station at Jenkinsville. SCE and G Co. builds facility opening in 1982. Dec. 9 session will coordinate with state officials for emergencies.
The Associated Press reports creditors blame the revised bankruptcy law and lawyer advertising for increased bankruptcies amid recession. The article notes Chapter 7 allows keeping up to 7500 in home equity and describes Chapter 13 wage earner plans. It cites the National Consumer Finance Association and American Bar Association guidance on credit impact and fresh starts.
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