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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1987

Page

4

Voucher System Could Solve Housing Problem

President Reagan opposes a $12.3 billion plan for new federal housing projects. Budget Director James Miller III argues long term subsidies fail and favors a voucher system that directs 84 cents of every dollar to the poor, lowers costs, and offers broader housing choices to the homeless.

Jesse Jackson Reagan U. S. Office of Management and Budget James C. Miller III Mr. Miller Miller Congress

Ortega’s Colors Show Through In Nicaraguan Rule

The guest editorial critiques Daniel Ortega’s movements away from a pro reform image. It cites links with Moscow, a New York fashion eyewear purchase, arms to El Salvador rebels, and mixed economic control, arguing these driftings fuel U.S. concerns about Sandinista exports and Soviet ties.

Daniel Ortega Moscow Ortega U. S Mikhail Gorbachev Congress Managua New York United Nations Diners Club Manhattan Upper East Side el Salvador State Department U.S

Strategic Economic Policy for Superconductor Lead

The United States faces a strategic choice as superconductors promise a computer revolution. U.S. action is urged to coordinate national efforts, prevent Japanese commercial leadership, and push Congress to lead a decisive policy, despite White House inertia.

Washington United States U.S Don Ritter R.-Pa United Congress White House Japan Office of Science and Technology Policy

Aiken Standard Letters to Editor Instructions

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer’s handwriting and mailing address. Anonymous letters aren’t considered. Legibility is preferred and space, taste, libel concerns guide editing and condensing. Brief letters favored. address letters to Letters to the Editor.

Aiken Standard P. O Aiken S.C

Reading illiteracy teleconference falls short of goal

Douglas Pike criticizes a 2 hour nationwide teleconference on illiteracy for its poor visuals and weak presenters. He praises only Atlanta Mayor Andrew Young and criticizes others including Sen. Edward Kennedy and Gov Kay Orr while noting IBM funding and ABC host Hugh Downs.

U.S Dale Parnell American Association of Community and Junior Colleges Enrique Solis Jr el Paso Community College Parnell’s Association IBM ABC Hugh Downs Atlanta Andrew Young Young Tennessee Valley Authority Edward Kennedy Kay Orr Nebraska Project Literacy America

The Shirt Through Time From Pins to Polyester

A Knight-Ridder Service piece traces shirts from ancient linen basics to modern 100 percent cotton and blends. It notes pins in new shirts, evolution from Egyptian to Norman designs, Beau Brummell, Peron era shirtless fame, labor reforms, and the guayabera as a pin free Latin option.

Juan Peron Argentina Beau Brummell

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