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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1987
Page
4
The new law makes employers liable for verifying work eligibility for hires after Nov 6. INS will patrol for compliance but aims to educate first, issuing warnings until May 31, 1988. Workers receive temporary work papers until Sept 1, then must prove residency. pre Nov 6 hires are exempt from screening.
William Buckley hosted a two hour PBS program with seven Democratic presidential hopefuls in Houston. Robert Strauss assisted as Buckley pressed candidates with sly questions, highlighting contrasts and showcasing Dukakis and Gore as standout performers.
Agnes Repplier notes that mankind is hindered more by a general lack of intelligence than by depravity. The American writer and social critic reflects on human behavior and wisdom.
A columnist cites Dr. Sheldon Pollack of Duke Medical School warning that skin cancer rates rise among under 18s and melanoma has doubled in 15 years. He urges sunscreen use and cautions that tanning signals skin damage, with burns ranging from first to third degree and serious health risks.
A Chicago Tribune column argues editorial writers exaggerate Richard Gephardt's protectionist rhetoric. It notes his Gephardt Amendment to a trade bill would restrict selected imports after negotiation, with Congress able to override. The piece suggests pundits might unintentionally boost his presidential run.
Sen. Phil Gramm argues for spending restraint while critics urge tax hikes, but history shows compromises fail as new revenue funds render spending higher. Reagan's tax cuts and repeated increases leave the deficit rising, with politicians reluctant to cut programs.
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