Christmas Charities Rally Support in Aiken Area
Early returns show Arkenites give generously to Salvation Army Christmas Cheer Fund Jaycees Shopping Tour and Valley Empty Stocking Fund. The Salvation Army aims for 22000 and funds food toys and gifts while Jaycees plan a Dec 20 shopping tour and Valley Empty Stocking Fund runs events and appeals from Langley and surrounding areas.
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Aiken
Aiken Jaycees
Jaycee
Horse Creek Valley
Valley Empty Stocking Fund
P. O. Box
Langley
Aiken Standard
Tolger Architects Honored Despite Economic Fluctuations in Aiken
Frank E. Alexander and Howard M. Moormann of Alexander Moormann and Associates receive the W R Bonsal Co Outstanding Design Award for the Riegel office building in Hitchcock Office Park. The structure uses rigid foam insulation and Sarewell fiberglass reinforced stucco for an antique white sculpted look.
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Aiken
Frank E. Alexander
Howard M
Hank) Moormann
Alexander Moormann and Associates
W. R. Bonsal Co
Riegel
Hitchcock Office Park
Hitchcock Parkway
The
Bonsal Co
Alexander Moormann
Brunswick Native J Paul Whittle Receives Yanage Yalangway Award
J Paul Whittle of Jackson receives the Yamasee Boy Scout District Yanage Yalangway Award honoring outstanding volunteer service. A Brunswick native, Whittle moved to Jackson in the early 1950s, served as scout master and district leader, and has long supported Troop 732 and the Bobwhite Arrow Lodge.
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Jackson
Yamasee
Paul Whittle
Brunswick
du Pont Company
Savannah River
Order of the Arrow
Europe
Tene Brunswick
Georgia
Okefenokee
Whittle
Bobwhite Order of the Arrow Lodge
The
Aiken Standard
Boy Scout District
Seer ads and risqué campaigns top 1981 trends
The column notes rising sexual explicitness in Madison Avenue ads with campaigns like Paco Rabanne. It recalls a New York Year of the Seer, claims magazines push sensual imagery, and sketches a hospital anecdote amid holiday tax talk and other light quips.
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New York
Madison Avenue
The
Wall Street Journal
Bilingual Education Debate Mirrors nation's culture clash
George F. Will critiques Dade County Florida bilingualism laws linking them to a broader drift toward bilingual education since the 1960s. He argues language policy shapes culture and politics, warning that restrictive measures may erode social unity and civil rights progress while highlighting tensions in immigrant communities and federal education policy.
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Henry Catto
San Francisco
Office of Civil Rights
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Education
Congress
DOE
National School Board
Abigal Thornstrom
America
Brown v. Beard
of Education of
Topeka
Dade County
Florida
Texas
California
Quebec
Belgium
Future Doesn't Belong To The Timid
PAUL HARVEY argues against halting progress over endangered species and nuclear energy fears. He contrasts a Kentucky synthetic fuel project halted by Indiana Bat concerns with Britain expanding its atomic power, asserting that the future favors bold decisions.
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Numan
Kentucky
Indiana
Department of Energy
The
Audubon Society
Owensboro
Britain
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