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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1981
Page
4
The writers discuss the International Year of the Disabled Person and urge viewing people by their identities rather than impairments. They stress internal attitudes as the major handicap and note legal advances aiding independence. A second letter praises Aiken Community Hospital care during a family medical emergency.
A veteran journalist reflects on language power and media responsibility. He describes a hidden West Virginia evacuation post for nuclear attack and asserts that government secrecy persists despite public information advances. The piece laments privacy intrusions and calls for confidential handling of national security matters.
Jamaica faced turmoil under Michael Manley with economic collapse, political violence, and Cuban influence. Edward Seaga, leader of the opposition, won 57 percent and vowed free enterprise and closer U S ties. Reagan chose Seaga as his first official guest, signaling a shift in Caribbean policy and regional stability efforts.
The author argues for a two tier tax system inspired by the IRS form. He urges separate liberal and conservative rates, proposes four yes no questions on foreign aid welfare wage policy and bureaucrat pay, and asserts majority and minority protections in funding decisions. The piece cites Bismarck and Franklin and critiques bureaucrats.
The piece argues Sen Edward Kennedy misattributes inflation to price controls on oil and gasoline. It claims decontrol may raise gasoline by five to ten cents, depending on supply and world oil prices, and blames liberal critics for past gasoline gluts and auto-industry woes.
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