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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1984
Page
4
The piece argues that nuclear energy powers modern life, cites 13 percent of U S electricity from plants and highlights Oconee Station as a model. It claims uranium 235 equals huge coal or oil energy, notes cost savings and environmental concerns, and urges rapid transition from oil gas and coal to nuclear power, questioning party willingness.
An editorial notes the debt ceiling increasing by 53 billion to 1.573 trillion only until late summer while the Civil Service Retirement System shows an unfunded liability of 528.1 billion. The piece argues the real national debt exceeds 2 trillion and grows rapidly with deficits and pension liabilities.
A Sanford-style column riffs on nudist beaches as a funding solution for a Cooper River bridge, cites Greece tourism moves and Yugoslav and Spanish nudist resorts, and lampoons U S presidents and biographers. It links Palmetto land satire with Gore Vidal and Kennedy era anecdotes, ending with media exposure of Gary Hart.
The piece lampoons San Francisco based convention scenes and TV culture. It contrasts frantic party drama with world crises and features quotes about Mondale Manatt and past conventions. It asks if Jesse Jackson Hart Carter and Mondale can unite the party and deliver a poised prime time speech.
Hart hints he would accept Geraldine Ferraro as running mate if miracle yields nomina tion. Campaign manager Henkel notes united vice presidential sentiment, while Hart pursues a conciliatory path with Mondale and Jackson to keep the convention's focus on Mondale's bid and Hart's future. Hart avoids pressuring delegates and stays off first ballot influence.
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