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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1982
Page
1
Readers weigh in on Garry Trudeau's Doonesbury with strong opinions about patriotism and faith in God. The message invites participation via the ballot included in tomorrow's Aiken Standard.
Aiken County Treasurer Margie H. Plunkett warns residents of long lines as five part time employees are terminated for funding reasons. She and County Auditor George Williams sue County Council seeking funds for five full time positions, better salaries and more office resources.
In Warsaw Archbishop Jozef Glemp urged cooperation and dialogue to end the crisis as arrests and internees rise under martial law. He renewed mediation between the government and Solidarity, criticized loyalty oaths, and recalled a broken stone monument symbolizing a divided nation.
Three year old Christian Carlisle surprised his mother Ellie by admiring his first long sleeve shirt with a cuff. He said he looked like the Hulk when the cuff buttoned and imagined growing out of the shirt. A North Augusta store once advertised an easy payment plan promising 100 percent down and no future payment worries.
Sen Strom Thurmond urged President Reagan to favor sea disposal or an onshore facility over burial at the Savannah River Plant for decommissioned reactor compartments from nuclear submarines. Navy study groups weigh land versus sea disposal with SRP and Hanford as options.
Atlanta anchor Monica Kaufman tells a memorial program that Dr. King’s legacy demands continued struggle and civic action. She calls for a Martin Luther King Day, urges letters to legislators, and notes unemployment and inflation as reasons to press for social change.
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