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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1981
Page
4
As the nation endures a recession in 1981 many in Aiken County face layoffs and higher heating bills. The Salvation Army Jaycee Shopping Tour and Valley Empty Stocking Fund offer direct support to the hungry and homeless with local charitable listings guiding donors through the season.
The six week program led by Rev. Henry Chennault at the Aiken Municipal Auditorium ends its Nativity tale from Luke. Interdenominational Bible studies attract townspeople who gather for optional lunch and concise teaching. The series will resume January 12 inviting both devout and curious readers to deepen their grasp of the greatest story ever told.
A letter to Dr Graham expresses fear over a newborn’s serious deformities. The response cites Mephibosheth from 2 Samuel 9:11 and reassures that God helps families. It urges committing the situation to God and seeking wisdom, strength, and a Christ centered home.
In the embers of a dying fire the reminiscences of Christmases past unfold. A Marine veteran recalls boyhood gifts, wartime memories in Korea, distant travels, and uncles now gone. He hopes future generations will value duty, bonds, and a compassionate world, even as hardships persist.
The piece decries Western calm over Soviet actions in Poland, urging stronger stance and outlining NATO’s fragility. It cites Kissinger on Europe's detachment from the US led alliance, warns of NATO’s decline, and contrasts nuclear deterrence with regional security needs.
Sunbelt migrants face high housing costs and low wages as sunshine themes fade amid rising crime, polluted air, water shortages, and crowded roads. Detroit and Pittsburgh transplants report shrinking sunbelt inquiries and many return home, saying sunshine costs too much.
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