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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1985

Page

3

Pearl Harbor Reflections From Aiken County Leaders

Aiken Standard editor L R Duvall frames Pearl Harbor as a world in upheaval five days after the attack while local citizens, including Croswell Croft and Harold Still, react with resolve. The piece notes war prayers, farm labor shortages, and a call for unity, victory, and the four freedoms to preserve civilization.

L.R. Duvall Aiken Billy Coleman Otis Morgan Bill Quarles W.B. Cain Leonard Swan Robert DuBose Louis Des. Hutson Lewis Hatcher Henderson W. Parker Max Livingston Phillip Sprawls K.D. Smith Jesse Chapman United States Japan David Dow The Winter Colony Thos. Dill Lide Aiken Baptist Church America Frank Corley Aiken County Corley Aiken Municipal Charles Seymour Episcopal Church Duvall

Subfreezing Weather Strains South Carolina Welfare Aid

Temperatures dipping below freezing strain shelter beds and heating aid in South Carolina. Local officials report shortages as funds delay heating assistance, turning many to cold streets. A federal program will provide $10.1 million in direct home heating aid for the state.

South Carolina John Zenoni Doris Johnson Zenoni Providence Home Columbia Jerry Hallman Dick Riley

Reagan Gorbachev Peace Cards Aim for 20000 Signatures

Michigan State University student Bonnie Peterson launched a project to collect up to 20,000 handwritten greeting cards for Presidents Reagan and Gorbachev. The effort began after Reagan's Geneva summit address and quickly expanded as roommates joined in.

Reagan Gorbachev East Lansing Mich Mikhail Gorbachev Michigan State University Bonnie Peterson Geneva

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