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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1985
Page
4
The notice lists advertising and production leadership positions including Advertising Director A. B. Cubbedge Retail Advertising Manager Charles Grice Classified Advertising Manager Sharye Whisenant Production Director Sue S. Brown and Bookkeeping Jill Eddins.
South Carolina ex governors Robert E. McNair and James B. Edwards co chair Safety Belts for South Carolina urging a mandatory seatbelt law. Both cite personal and medical experiences with accident injuries and saved lives as reasons to buckle up.
The Filipino patriot and journalist Carlos Romulo dies at age 86. He won a 1941 Pulitzer for Asia war warnings and helped liberate the Philippines. A co founder of the United Nations he served as its first Asian General Assembly president and pressed for independence of colonial nations.
The author envisions credit card and utility bills becoming charity prompts. Banks like State Street could match customer gifts, with a year end bill note and a charitable envelope. The idea emphasizes low cost, high publicity and benefits to the poor and participating banks.
Jeane Kirkpatrick argues the Philippines holds strategic value beyond bases and Marcos. She warns against idealizing Marcos, notes Soviet buildup in the Pacific, and urges U S policy to protect regional independence while supporting Philippine democracy.
Anthony Harrigan argues that Adam Smith’s 1776 framework fails for today’s global economy. The computer revolution, shifting comparative advantages, and large deficits demand a fresh look at how nations create wealth and maintain prosperity.
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