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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1979
Page
4
Carter plans talks with Mexico’s President Lopez Portillo amid long standing tensions. Mexico’s oil boom promises wealth yet fails to solve poverty, debt, and unemployment, leaving a huge migration flow and fragile stability for both nations.
Aiken County forms a renewed anti-litter committee with goals to educate the public, push needed legislation, and coordinate local groups. An officer will be hired, with support from the State Highway Department, schools, churches, Scouts, and chambers. A spring cleanup runs Feb 24 to Apr 7 across the county ahead of Triple Crown and Masters events.
A reader asks why Christians may suffer deep low mood and what to do. The reply notes illness can affect anyone, suggests seeking trusted Christian support or professional help such as a Christian psychologist, and emphasizes God’s care. It cites Elijah’s low mood in I Kings 19 and encourages drawing strength to serve others.
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi claims Carter and the CIA knew Iran was collapsing and that American agents aided the opposition. He discusses Nassiri’s ouster and U S warnings to Iran’s military, then blames Washington for enabling Khomeini’s return. Footnote notes CIA comment. Also mentions Sen. Zorinsky opposing ambassadorial at large to state and local governments as bureaucratic excess.
Readers swap quips and mockery about Billy Carter and Billy Beer as critics joke about sponsorships and political pay raises. Letters reference diplomats, satire on public servants and a comic portrait of the president’s brother.
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