Mandle Surasky Aiken civic leader and mayor dies at 87
Mandle Surasky son of Russian immigrants and longtime Aiken leader died aged 87 after years of decline. A Citadel graduate, he served as mayor, led numerous clubs and charities, and was honored as Aiken’s Man of the Year in 1966. His death drew wide tributes from the community and Jewish organizations.
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Mandle Surasky
Aiken
Aiken County
Mr. Surasky
B. M. Surasky
Laurens Street
Mandle
Citadel
Aiken Institute
Suraskys
Adam Jeshuron
Surasky
Aiken Businessman’s Club
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Merchants Association
AICE Speaker Corrects Nuclear Non-Facts
James Oldshue of Rochester argues for nuclear power and fuel reprocessing as key to reducing foreign oil reliance while noting coal and fossil fuels pose environmental risks. He says health risks from nuclear energy are lower than perceived and urges building plants and studying breeders.
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Three Mile Island
James Y. Oldshue
Rochester
N. Y
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Oldshue
The
Aiche
Mr. Oldshue
Nurses Lead Patient Referrals In Home Care Shift
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece notes nurses increasingly refer patients to specialists, run nurse managed clinics, and perform routine exams at home. It highlights independence from doctors, midwifery as a key area, and calls for broader nurse autonomy in long term care.
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William DeLay
American Academy of Family Physicians
Catherine Welch
New York State Nurses Association
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Philippine revolution redefined by people power and Corazon Aquino
The piece argues that the Philippine uprising reshaped world history through mass people power. It credits Corazon Aquino with breaking political norms, overcoming a strongman, and guiding a democratic revolution while U.S. observers and Reagan-era policy bolster American prestige amid global television coverage.
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New York City
Justice Holmes
U.S
Sen
Paul Laxalt
Reagan
Corazon Aquino
Harry Truman
Mao
People’s Democratic Revolution
Marcos
Ronald Reagan
Richard Nixon
China
TV Global Village
Vandell a Ward of the State Faces Adult Murder Charge
A juvenile offender named Vandell, repeatedly released from a state home, stabbed Eugene Meyers, 58, after a string of mugging and burglary arrests near Chicago. Meyers died days later. prosecutors weigh trying Vandell as an adult for murder.
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Vandell
Illinois
Chicago
Lake Front
Eugene Meyers
Meyers
Audy
Mr. Meyers
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