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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1981

Page

5

Harrell Reunion Links WWII Pilot to Bush Inaugural Plans

Joe Harrell, a World War II torpedo plane pilot, recalls serving with George Bush in Torpedo Squadron 153. The pair will reunite at inaugural events as Bush is recognized for CIA service and political leadership. Harrell travels with fellow Aiken Republicans to Washington for celebrations.

Harrell Bush Joe Harrell Aiken George Bush Joe Harrell United States Air Force Rosemary Columbia Washington, D.C Chicago Illinois Bell Bush Central Intelligence Agency CIA Aiken County Republican Club Lyon, Croft, Weeks Real Estate Richland Avenue Aeriel Torpedo Squadron 153 James Pearl Harbor William Peterson U.S. Marine Corps Reagan Patrick Peterson Florida

Aiken Couple Rides Train to Inauguration in 1981

Joe and Marty Dunkin from Aiken recall love at first sight and a 18 year marriage as they travel with about 30 locals to Washington for the 1981 presidential inauguration. Joe chairs the county GOP group and plans support for the party while Marty aids with campaigning and remains politically active.

Aiken Washington Joe Marty Dunkin Marty Columbia Washington, D.C Marshall Cain Aiken County Republican Party Ronald Reagan Reagan Joe Dunkin

New Male Models Stir Uneasy Sex Appeal In Ads

A reader reflects on male models as sex objects in advertising. She contrasts the traditional female seduction with new male pitches, noting awkwardness, crafted physiques, and the challenge of defining what impresses women. The piece weighs humor and unease at shifting selling norms.

David Alka Seltzer

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