Salute To Scouting Renewed National Youth Role
Scouting shows a comeback with five years of year over year growth led by a 4 percent rise last year. In 1984 Boy Scout strength reached 3 650 920 with 1 097 584 adult helpers, citing renewed values and programs from woodworking to college bound USC Aiken seminars and high adventure Varsity options for ages 14 to 17.
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Boy Scouts
Promiscuity Risk Too High Editorial
A GUEST EDITORIAL cites American Social Association data showing a venereal disease surge in the U S with millions seeking care annually and costs over 2 billion dollars. It highlights genital herpes chlamydia and AIDS risks plus monogamy as a proposed safeguard. The piece reflects St Louis Globe-Democrat framing.
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Africa
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One Small Victory in Computer Mailing Lawsuits
A columnist notes a minor win against computer generated junk mail. Lee Southwell, a legally blind Atlanta lawyer, received targeted dealership letters offering tests and freebies. He contacted the dealers, who said outside groups mailed the letters and promised to remove his name.
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Lee Southwell
Atlanta
Southwell
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Thought For Today quote by Jeannette Rankin
Thought for Today presents a quote from Jeannette Rankin 1880 to 1973 urging that men and women should both be used and valued equally as complementary. The entry emphasizes shared effort and equality.
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Jeannette Rankin
Foreign Investors See U S As A Good Bet
An article notes Americans enjoy health longevity solvency and strong currency while foreign investment in the United States has surged from 25 billion to 135 billion in a decade. It cites British ownership of American brands and assets and warns of overseas profit flow and rising foreign land ownership.
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Johnson
Standard Oil of Ohio
Rockefeller
Collier
Abortion Debate and Real-Time Ultrasound Evidence
Bernard Nathanson argues abortion opponents use real time ultrasound to show fetal suffering while proponents seek balanced reporting. The piece discusses The Silent Scream video, hysteroscopy limits, fetoscopy, and potential artificial wombs raising questions about fetal rights and maternal decision making.
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Plymouth Town
Bernard N. Nathanson
New York
Nathanson
Frederick Fell
How to Submit Letters to the Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Address correspondence to Letters to the Editor PO Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.
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