Nursing Program Proposal Merits Support in Aiken County
A state task force studying a proposed BSN program at USC Aiken has drawn broad local backing. With 105,000 residents and a shortage of nurses, supporters say an in county program would keep graduates in Aiken to work with the Aiken Community Hospital, strengthening local health care.
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Reagan proposes doubled immigration quotas for Mexico and Canada
The administration asks Congress to raise the Mexico and Canada immigration ceilings to 40 000 each and allow transfer of unused portions to the other country. The move would boost legal Mexican admissions from 20 000 to 65 000 annually and ease illegal immigration pressures by expanding guest worker programs and flexible quotas.
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Canada
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Nixon tapes and White House memories resurface in Seventies reflections
Ashley Sees It questions the Nixon Watergate era as secret White House tapes from Kennedy Johnson and FDR surface. The column recalls edited recordings and public reactions while blaming leaders for past abuses and questioning journalistic revelations.
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Civil servants object to White House policy on tax exemptions
A group in the Justice Department civil rights section protested a Reagan policy by signing a letter to superiors and leaking it. The dispute centers on Bob Jones University tax exemption and racial discrimination rules. The authors criticize public criticism though aligning on policy and urge correction by Congress, courts, or the administration.
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Happiness in a world of suffering for Christians
The dialogue between Dr Graham and T B discusses how Christians can be joyful amid starvation cruelty and prejudice. It emphasizes Jesus as the model showing deep concern for others alongside inner peace and serenity promised to his followers. It urges burden for the lost and trust that Christ's Kingdom will come.
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Jesus
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Grim News for U S Housing Industry in 1983 Forecast
The article reports widespread hardship in home building with January starts expected at 1.2 to 1.4 million, mortgage money scarce, and several savings and loan associations halting loans. It notes Reagan's budget plan to cut housing subsidies, proposals for direct rent subsidies, and a $150 million grant plan to rehabilitate 30 000 rental units, while warning of a smaller future housing industry and potential bankruptcies among builders.
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Las Vegas
National Association of Home Builders
Reagan
The Times They Are A Changin Budget Debate
President Reagan proposes a budget to cut some costs while boosting defense spending sparking GOP objections led by Sen. Bob Dole. Defense Secretary Weinberger argues for greater military funding as U S leaders warn of Soviet power amid broader Cold War rhetoric.
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