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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1987
Page
4
The article argues for the Comprehensive Crime Control Act and its mandatory sentencing guidelines. It notes bipartisan support, differences between current discretion and proposed fixed ranges, and the potential end of parole for federal cases. Proponents say guidelines increase punishment consistency and deter crime.
Gene Burnett bid 16000 to replace screens on a Virginia Marine base housing project but advised the contracting officer that most screens were fine. A rival company completed the work for 17200 and the GAO seeks 1200 from Burnett, who predicts losing in court.
A Navy show off Augusta Sicily gathers 35 ships in three columns as Vice Admiral Moranville signals power to Col Gaddafi and the Soviets. The Kennedy and Nimitz groups complete a week of readiness to protect sea lanes and honor NATO commitments.
A husband seeks help for his wife's low spirits after 30 years of marriage. The response advises consulting a doctor to assess possible life stage changes and possible medication to address mood or anxiety, noting professional guidance can correct hormonal or emotional shifts.
The piece cites Dr. John M. Culbertson arguing the United States faces economic decline tied to poor incentives and misperceptions about foreign investment. It notes state efforts to lure Japanese firms with loans and tax breaks, illustrates with Mazda Honda Nissan plants, and highlights hidden costs like job shifts and inflated incentive tallies in Kentucky.
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece argues the world economy operates as a macro level dance of interlinked forces. It notes the Plaza Agreement of 1985 and Baker's currency move as examples while warning that lack of coordinated global policy could turn the evolving system into a dangerous dance of death.
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