Experts See Nuclear Deterrence as Moral Dilemma
Experts from a University of South conference say nuclear deterrence creates a paradox where weapons deter war but have no rational moral use. They note vast arsenals in the US and USSR and other nations while questioning if threat to kill for peace is ethically justifiable amid shifting Cold War dynamics.
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SOURIEIA —_Nesett
U.S
Paul C. Warnke
University of South
Warnke
Hugh Beach
Beach
Council For Arms Control
The
United
United States
Soviet Union
Natural Resources Defense Council
Washington
China
Great Britain
France
Israal
India
Government Workshop Set at Barnwell Park
Officials from six counties will gather Monday at Barnwell Park for an all day workshop touching budgeting reapportionment and ethics. Speakers include Bob Lyon of the South Carolina Association of Counties and Howard Duvall from the Municipal Association of the State.
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Barnwell
Eithor
Barnwellite Park
Lower Savannah
Bob Lyon
South Carolina Association of Counties
Howard Duvall
The
Municipal Association
Bobby Bowers
State Budget and Control Board
and Statistics
Jane Musc
Institute of Fairs
Gary Baker
Fourth Ministerial Meeting Planned at Houndslake Club
The Aiken Center sponsors a ministerial conference on February 22 from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Houndslake County Club with lunch. Lexington/Richland ADC’s Thomas will lead a mini-workshop on counseling church families affected by substance abuse. Bruce Hall Treatment Center’s Lawrence Wiseburn will share addiction insights. Aiken Center's Terry Brown will discuss local resources for ministers and congregations. Contact Patty Powell at 648-5409 for details.
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Aiken Center
Houndslake County Club
Thomas
Acception Rogram
Lexington/Richland Alcohol and Drug Abuse Council
Lawrence Wiseburn
Bruce Hall
Terry Brown
Patty Powell
Republicans Plan Tuesday Meeting in Aiken County
The Aiken County Republican Women and the Young Republicans schedule a joint meeting for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the County Council building. Sen. Addison J. We son of Lexington will be present with Carroll Heath and Peggy Whitman among county Republican office holders attending.
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Aiken County
County Council Buil
Addison J
Joe) Weson
Lexington
Wserk
Helping S Aiken Student Honored For Work
Sherri, 15, named Student Volunteer of the Year at Helping Hands Children's Home in Aiken County. Director Juanita New notes Sherri logged over 600 hours from August 1989, though not all hours were recorded. Her duties included helping residents, making beds, and assisting with chores while balancing a heavy school schedule.
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Sherri
Helping Hands Children’s Home
Aiken
S. Bennett
Juanita New
Mrs. New
Gan
Te Chicren
Scott Webs
South Aiken High
Sherri Bennett
Helping Hands Children
Black History Month teleconference features local student panelist
Hosea Carlos Allen, senior at South Aiken High School, will join eight South Carolina high school students as panelists for a national Black History Month teleconference. Titled The Continues The Pride and Possibities of African Americans, the program airs February 21 from 1 to 2 30 p.m. ET for SC schools and nationwide via PBS. Leading figures in business government and education will address careers and options for African American youth. Allen plans to study criminal justice and political science before law school.
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Hosea Carlos Allen
South Aiken High School
South Carolina
Allen
ETV
PBS
Future Lawyers of America
Nirotc
Aiken County
Schofield Middle School
Arneather Murray
Daniel Carlberg
Schofield
Department of Energy
Rachelle Brooks
Rebecca Manswell
Minnie Palmore Learning Center
Deregulation Opens Innovation Window for Aiken Schools
Four Aiken County schools Aiken High Aiken Elementary South Aiken and Millbrook Elementary won deregulation status from the State Department of Education and the county board on Jan 23 1990. The move exempts them from Basic Skills audits for three years and allows wider teaching flexibility while maintaining needed qualifications. School principals will attend workshops to learn how deregulation affects operations and instruction.
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Aiken County
State Department of Education
Aiken High
Aiken Elementary
South Aiken
Millbrook Elementary
Elizabeth Benton
Benton
Area 1
Area
State Board of Education
CADRE Leader Praises Federal Pornography Prosecution
CADRE leader and founder Mrs. Hudson applauded a federal judge’s $250,000 fine against Centaur Inc and seizure of about 15,000 tapes. She said federal action provides a blueprint for local officials to prosecute hard core pornography and expects state prosecutors, previously reluctant, to act now.
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Aura Hudson
Satacency
Columbia
U.S
Clyde
Centaur Inc
Ena Reeseeae Tees
Cable Viewers To Get Change In Program
The article notes a March 5 change to the Cable Value Network program by Cooke CableVision. The renamed Quality Value Channel will let subscribers buy items seen on TV via telephone calls, as explained by marketing manager Steve Edelman.
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Cable Value Network
Steve Edelman
Cooke CableVision
Quality Value Channel
Edelman
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