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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1983
Page
4
An American security official says advanced U S technology shared with Japan is reaching the Soviet Union. Richard Perle cites a defector sourced tip from Tokyo and notes Russia’s aim for U S tech, urging export controls and tighter Tokyo talks.
Aiken Standard staff report presents retirement tributes from patients fellow physicians and office staff praising Dr Wallace D Mc Nair as a compassionate family doctor loved by all he touched. The piece notes a long satisfying career and wishes him a contented retirement with golf and fewer midnight calls.
After announcing his candidacy Gary Hart of Colorado stated he was prepared to do whatever was necessary to be elected president. The remark reflected a common stance among many candidates and highlighted a core concern.
An opinion piece notes surveys showing a decline in support for nuclear power amid Three Mile Island fears. It highlights Rothman and Lichter findings that greater knowledge correlates with more favorable views among experts and journalists versus the general public.
The text argues experts favor nuclear energy, but the public sees split or opposed views due to media emphasis on anti nuclear voices. Journalists, especially science reporters, give disproportionate attention to Nader and UCS, silencing real authorities like Wilson Cohen and Lewis, fueling the public misperception and a triumph of aggressive ignorance.
In New York City the piece argues Israel faced its sharpest moral self assessment, praising a responsive democracy that scrutinizes leaders. It centers on Sharon and Begin, noting a changing Israel with West Bank concerns, a Sephardic rise, and Begin as key future leader. The article suggests the inquiry shifts Jewish self perception beyond a mark of Cain.
An analysis argues that long running rate suppression by public utility commissions has raised capital costs, reduced investment, and worsened reliability. It estimates billions in higher future bills under rate suppression and urges higher current rates to fund necessary modernization and avoid blackouts.
The piece reflects on scapegoating and social change from mid-20th century to later, noting how Black Americans moved from exclusion to prominence in business, education, and leadership while warning of continued stereotypes and future shifts toward other minority groups, urging self-reliance and discipline.
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