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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1985
Page
4
Aiken County Planning Commission chair James Baggott says zoning may come in two to three years. He notes zoning is a two edged sword but supports orderly growth and protecting homeowners. Residents, industry representatives, and retirees favor prompt, good zoning to safeguard suburbs and prevent degradation.
Beverly Hills neurosurgeon Dr Milton Avol will serve 30 days under house arrest in a dilapidated Los Angeles apartment ruled by Municipal Court Judge Veronica Simmons McBeth for building code violations. He may take essentials, a TV, reading material, and a private guard, with a phone to monitor compliance.
Guest editorial argues the Synthetic Fuels Corp has overpromised amid oil gluts and rising costs. It notes Great Plains Coal Gasification in North Dakota faces $800 million in federal supports and possible 1990 shutdown, while Congress debates ending the program. The piece favors a scaled down, temped continuation to preserve research and potential future benefits.
Thought for Today presents Johann Wolfgang von Goethe who notes that ruling is easy while governing is hard. The aphorism, attributed to the 18th century philosopher and writer, reflects on political leadership challenges.
Walter Reuther used ambidextrous politics to influence both parties and avoid total defeat. The piece notes Democrats can learn from his approach to work with Republicans while retaining leverage. It cites shifts in Louisiana and New York politics, and a 1985 NAACP convention moment with Frank Fahrenkopf appealing black voters to the GOP.
The letter explains salvation as a twofold gift in Christ. First, saved from sin and its penalty, avoiding death’s eternal separation. Second, saved to God’s family, sharing daily joy and Heaven after death. It urges embracing Christ now to avoid being lost.
Gordon Hirabayashi seeks to overturn his 43 year old conviction for being American of Japanese ancestry in Seattle. The piece argues the 1942 curfew detention and camp order reflected wartime panic, and cites government bodies denying any military necessity, framing the case as a test of rights that could justify ethnic jailings in emergencies.
In Dearborn a police cruiser checks a house linked to Nabih Berri, Lebanon’s justice minister and Amal leader who held American hostages. The piece questions U.S. officials while noting Berri’s ex wife’s Dearborn job and his green card status amid calls to revoke residency.
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