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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1980
Page
4
Sam Brown head of ACTION criticizes welfare programs for creating dependency and a bureaucratic elite. He argues volunteers like Vista push self help and questions the liberal approach, suggesting a liberal conservative reform path.
IRS employees many of them tax examiners have formed a union and filed a grievance against the agency. They accuse the internal security division of harassing them by auditing returns and urge a congressional inquiry. The National Treasury Employees Union includes over 60 000 members and follows a GAO suggestion to shift security duties to other agencies. IRS contends the audits are a test to check for preferential treatment.
The piece argues that European reluctance to sanction Iran over the Tehran embassy seizure stems from oil dependency on Libya and Iran. It contrasts Khadafy’s murder-linked diplomacy with Iran’s hostage crisis, asserting governments protect oil interests by doing business with both regimes.
Washington analyzes the impact of Sanjay Gandhi's plane crash on Indira Gandhi's rule. The piece frames India as a complex, multiethnic state where dynastic succession tests a fragile political system amid long Nehru lineage dominance and regional diversities.
A critic accuses Ramsey Clark of an illegal and unhelpful Tehran visit that shaded U.S. policy. The commentary surveys Clark’s role with the Iran hostage crisis committee and his remarks defending the rescue mission as lawless yet understandable.
The piece argues Ramsey Clark, former attorney general, now supports a Tehran backed commission to expose American misbehavior in Iran. It accuses him of radical past, including a Hanoi trip with Jane Fonda and antiwar stances, and claims his actions threaten U.S. interests and morality. It urges President Carter to act against Clark.
A historical column criticizes Democratic candidates in South Carolina including Fritz Hollings and Pug Ravenel while condemning John W. Jenrette Jr. as unlikely to win. The piece also mocks TV news bias and mentions a teacher and a student’s cross-dressing incident, ending with a call to save energy.
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