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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1980
Page
4
Angry residents booed as President Carter arrived in Liberty City with derisive placards and a tossed bottle. The piece argues recession harms the poor, unemployment soars among youths, and warns that high regulation and tax policies hinder growth and inflation erodes the dollar.
Harper's Magazine may suspend publication after the August issue as losses mount since 1967. Atlantic Monthly and The Saturday Review face faltering readership while new owners seek revival. The piece contrasts flagship magazines with a media landscape dominated by television and sensational periodicals.
The column weaves Bernie Puckhaber's quip about slowing downturns with Buenos Aires Herald critique of UN domination by dictatorial regimes. It argues colonialism ended but left new rulers oppressing natives, condemning many to slavery, hunger, and death while praising earlier imperial rights and courts, urging a commission to assess postcolonial outcomes.
Readers condemn a Supreme Court life forms ruling while Becky Lock warns Oriole Street residents about a proposed by pass housing project. Polly Walker urges gospel work and prayer for America amid heathenism fears.
A Oriole Street resident writes to the editor opposing a proposed group housing project on 6.24 acres behind Oriole Street. He recalls promises the wooded area would remain and questions zoning changes and the loss of trees, urging serious consideration by the city engineer and developer.
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