Somebody's In Charge Nowadays In Washington
Paul Harvey argues the Reagan administration asserts control in Washington. He notes cabinet discipline, a shift from politics to decision making, and priorities like color blind policy and cutting foreign aid. He cites Haig and Eisenhower on national interest and warns of global leadership ambitions.
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Washington
Haig
Cern
Reagan
Eisenhower
Dwyer freed from Iranian jail amid anti American climate
An American writer Cynthia Dwyer, jailed in Iran for nine months on spying charges, was released after a sham trial and deportation to Swiss officials. The piece warns Americans remain unsafe in Iran amid anti American hysteria and urges reconsideration of U S commercial aims there.
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Cynthia Dwyer
Free-Lance
Iran
Dwyer
State Department
U. S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Tehran
Cuba Bases Said to Train El Salvador Guerrillas
Cuban refugee sources claim three Cuban bases near Havana train guerrilla fighters for Central America, with arsenals spread across the island. After six weeks training, recruits travel to Nicaragua or El Salvador, armed with weapons from Soviet and Eastern bloc sources. Reports say MiG aircraft may be in Nicaragua, with arms stockpiled in multiple Cuban sites and linked to the Sandinista revolt.
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Washington
el Salvador
Cuba
Havana
San Antonio de Los Banos
Central America
Nicaragua
Honduras
Gulf of Fonseca
U.S
Monte Limar
Anastasio Somoza
Somoza
Sierra Morena
Holguin
Santiago de Cuba
Jamaica
Guantanamo
U.S. Naval Base
Sagua de Tanamo
Limonar
Matansas
Nuevitas
The Preppy Trend Through Schoolyard Eras
Ashley Cooper notes a cultural shift from college to prep school and even toward kindergarten as youth fashion icons. The piece argues that the preppy look marks a rare instance of schoolboys as style setters, contrasting with literary portrayals of schoolchildren.
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Booth Tarkington
Lions laud hearing aid program support in Aiken
A letter from Bennie L. Newman of the Aiken Lions Club thanks the Aiken Standard for publicizing the Lions Hearing Aid Program co sponsored with the South Carolina Hearing Aid Dealers Association. The club collects used hearing aids refurbishes them and stores them at the Lions Building in West Columbia. Needy local residents may drop off aids at K Mart and the Lions cover costs while a dealer provides service. The letter also critiques fashion trends citing preppie styles and a cultural shift through generations.
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Aiken Lions Club
S. C. Hearing Aid Dealers Association
Don Fitzpatrick
Lions Clubs
S. C. Lions
West Columbia
Aiken
K-Mart
Lions Club
Satan masquerades as an angel of light in scripture
A reader asks about claiming Satan appears good. The answer cites 2 Corinthians 11 14 that Satan masquerades as an angel of light. It explains Satan’s deceptive appearances hide his evil nature and urges vigilance and resistance through faith per I Peter 5 8 9.
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DR. Graham
Satan
A.B
R.B
Light
God
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