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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1981

Page

4

Dead Heat In Israel Elections

Israel’s election ends in a razor-thin tie with Labor led by Shimon Peres at 49 seats to Likud’s 48. Begin’s coalition prospects, Arab voting blocs, and regional stakes create a fragile, unsettled path to a lasting government amid strong international interest.

Menachem Begin Likud Shimon Peres Labor Party Israel Knesset Peres Labor Mr. Begin Begin National Religious Party Yitzhak Navon Mr. Peres Harry Truman Thomas E. Dewey Truman Herbert Hoover Congress Adolf Hitler Idi Amin West Germany Helmut Schmidt Syria Lebanon Iraq Ronald Reagan U.S Middle East

Social Security In Trouble

Public officials warn Social Security is financially strained with daily deficits and looming fund shortfalls. Calls for reform include reduced benefits and higher taxes, while bipartisan action and adherence to fiscal realism are urged to avert a collapse of the program.

Congress White House John A. Svahn Social Security Administration Svahn Reagan Capitol Hill Disability Fund Medicare Trust Fund Health and Human Services Richard S. Schwiker St. Louis Globe - Democrat

Reagan should reform Supreme Court along with welfare

Ashley Cooper notes a striking victory for Reagan in trimming the welfare state and argues the next target is the Supreme Court. The piece lauds his administrative style, recalls successful policy shifts, and warns that Court rulings lacking majority support threaten his reform agenda.

Supreme Court Reagan Congress

Oldest Weapon Newest Threat in Nuclear Terror Era

President Reagan frames nuclear capability as insurance and warns that terrorists now wield the oldest weapon against nations. He outlines FBI limits, describes NEST as a nuclear defense, and warns of the risk of a city held hostage by a radical with a homemade A-bomb. The piece stresses preparation and national resolve.

Reagan FBI

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