Prophet Robert Welch hailed as great historian dies at 84
Readers praise the late John Birch Society founder Robert Welch highlighting his lifelong stance against government growth and tyranny. Letters recall Welch's warnings on communism and praise his 28 years of work for “less government, more responsibility.”
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Cuba
Eisenhower
Castro
U.S
America
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Robert T. Ball
Albemarle Point
Charleston
Call to halt U S toppling of foreign governments
The author argues against U S efforts to overthrow regimes seen as corrupt and replace them with harsher dictatorships often linked to Communism. Citing China Cuba Algeria Iran Rhodesia Nicaragua and South Africa the piece critiques self righteous American crusaders who ignore totalitarian violence at home and abroad while fostering anti Communist regimes.
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Iran
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Batista
Cuba
Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Papa Doc
Haifa
Somoza
Nicaragua
Pinochet
Chile
Junta
Greece
Franco
Spain
Vietnam
Kymer
Cambodia
South Africa
Washington
China
Algeria
Rhodesia
United States
U.S
Bus Route Complaint Over Bus Delays On Wire Road
Parents along Wire Road report daily bus delays and breakdowns affecting morning and afternoon routes. Mrs Morris routes complaints to Mr Greenway who oversees bus operation. Schoolgirl rider exits at 2 30 and faces late arrivals amid ongoing service issues.
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Greenway
Paskel
Richmond County Board of Education
Augusta
Wire Road
State Senators Protect Butterflies In Taxpayer Plea
The text portrays South Carolina senators debating a butterfly resolution on January 30 1985. It mocks focus on environmental issues while urging taxpayers to observe a week from April 15 to 19. Senator John Lindsay is praised for the resolution.
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South Carolina
Sen
John Lindsay
Is One Killing Less Important Than Others
A reader questions why two young people killed by a hit and run have only a coroner’s investigation while the sheriff’s department shows little public interest. They urge the agency to pursue suspects with equal urgency and sensitivity.
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Sheriff’s Department
Three year old sees fetus image defies mass of tissue claim
A parent recalls how a three year old girl rejected the idea that an aborted fetus is merely tissue. The child’s simple statement Baby crying, Mama underscores the belief that human likeness is evident even in early pregnancy.
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Ashley
Poland joins IMF despite US opposition
Kenneth Donaldson Jr. argues the Reagan administration should oppose Poland joining the International Monetary Fund. He contends the IMF is a socialist scheme and criticizes U S policy for lifting long standing opposition to Poland despite alleged repression and recent violence. He labels the move a welfare for a communist regime and calls for continued resistance.
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Poland
Reagan
U.S
International Monetary Fund
I.M.F
Harry Dexter White
United States
Warsaw
Commendation Letter Cites Shah Pahlavi Parallels
A reader praises editorial noting parallels between Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and contemporary events. The letter lauds the piece for clarity and historical insight, urging continued scrutiny of Middle East policy.
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Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi
Suspect At Large After Robbery At Rose Hill Art Center
Aiken Department of Public Safety reports a strong armed robbery outside Rose Hill Art Center on Greenville Street. A Black male struck the woman with a brick, causing a head laceration, then grabbed her purse. Officers and bloodhounds searched the scene. a composite of the suspect in a white jacket and dark slacks was created while the investigation continues.
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Rose Hill Art Center
Aiken Department of Public Safety
Greenville St. NW
Divorce Guidelines Hearing Set in Columbia
A hearing on the Uniform Marital Property Act to set divorce guidelines for South Carolina family courts will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Columbia. Rep. Thomas E. Huff leads the bill to establish factors for judges, lawyers, and equity in divorce cases.
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Columbia
Thomas E. Huff
North Augusta
Huff
Sol Blatt
Capitol
Does God Care About the Details of Our Lives
A letter discusses unemployment and God’s care. It reassures that God cares about every detail, though life remains imperfect. It suggests possible help including job guidance, retraining, or volunteering, and urges openness to God’s plan.
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DR. Graham
J.G
Window blinds offers custom color slim slat shades
A local blinds store promotes slim slat blinds that adjust for light control. Customers provide window measurements and the shop orders exact sizes. The ad highlights many color options and tailored fit for home decor.
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