19 Jan 1982
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1982
Page
1
The Aiken Standard asks readers to vote on Doonesbury by marking a dislike or like box and to add comments. The notice invites responses and provides a mailing address to send opinions about Garry Trudeau’s cartoon and whether it should remain in the paper.
North Augusta City Council meets to consider issuing 875000 in revenue bonds to buy Water Distributors Inc. and to approve park expansion including 13.5 acres for 128000 and a 19.78 acre donation. A 1962 Municipal Court jury box is under review and a zoning ordinance amendment may allow banners. Meeting set for 7 30 tonight at City Hall Buena Vista Avenue.
In Warsaw the Roman Catholic Church rises as Poland’s sole strong voice to confront the authorities after martial law blocks Solidarity. Archbishop Jozef Glemp denounces detentions and loyalty oaths while urging protection for workers and the union’s fate.
A guest remarks on a child learning to play a musical computer while Bill Bryant recalls removing batteries for a year to avoid disruptions. The exchange suggests parental headaches may stem from children's electronic toys.
A survivor of the Air Florida crash says he believes he can identify the mystery hero who sacrificed himself to help five others escape. Autopsies of 46 victims raise speculation that Arland D. Williams of Atlanta may be the hero, though officials cannot confirm his identity.
W Scott Barnes will present a report on Wagener landfill samples at the Aiken County Council meeting. Health and Environmental Control recently collected samples amid controversy over toxic waste. The council plans second readings on bonds for a new agriculture building and EMS sheriff sub station, and to create an assistant public defender role.
House leaders Trent Lott and Jack Kemp warned the Reagan tax proposal could hurt the little guy and threaten GOP political gains. They voiced concern in a Jan. 14 letter to Budget Director Stockman as Reagan planned a State of the Union address amid deficit worries.
Aiken County School Board discussed repairing 41 of 119 buildings in its 46 complexes due to leaky roofs at a total estimated cost of 2.2 million dollars. Eight buildings are in immediate need. no funds were available. The board also considered make-up days after weather disrupted three days of instruction and postponed action on extending the semester and an early dismissal.
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