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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1984

Page

4

ANZUS under pressure as New Zealand votes for Labor

The Labor Party's victory in New Zealand pledges to bar nuclear armed and nuclear powered U S Navy ships from ports, threatening ANZUS binding United States and Australia. Prime Minister wrongdoings blamed for producer dip and dollar drop, with stakes for regional security and Soviet naval power.

New Zealand United States Australia Labor U.S. Navy David Lange National Party Robert Muldoon Muldoon U.S NATO Anzus Southwest Pacific Europe Labor Party Japan Soviet Union Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam South Pacific New George Shultz

A South Carolinian Reflects on a New Hampshire Politician Brother

The narrator recounts his younger brother Teach a retired New Hampshire schoolteacher who shifted into politics. Teach won a Con Con seat by one vote and contemplates the state house run. NH pays $36 for Con Con twelve sessions and $200 for two years in the legislature. NH features no general income tax and low taxes, yet gaps in services prompt concern.

New Hampshire Teach New Hampshire House of Representatives Con Con New England Massachusetts South Carolina

The Preacherman Unloaded on Jackson Mondale Night

Walter Mondale watched Jesse Jackson deliver a 50 minute national television moment at the Democratic convention. Jackson apologized for campaign missteps, urged Jewish forgiveness, and sought unity with blacks and whites amid platform clashes. The speech energized Mondale supporters and exposed Jackson as a towering orator on the national stage.

San Francisco Walter Mondale Jesse Jackson Mondale Jesse Fritz Jackson Charles Bowser Philadelphia Bowser Ted Kennedy Mario Cuomo Richard Nixon Moscone Center America Huntsville Ala Pal Whitney Phipps Paul Tukly Gary Hart Central America Manfred Ohrenstein Manhattan Ivan Itkin Pittsburgh

Reagan criticized as actor not leader in speaker letter

A reader argues Reagan would not win re election praising Gov Cuomo's speech and condemning the Republican Party as the privileged elite. The letter urges voters to examine issues and defeat Reagan, signed by Harry Wood.

Ronald Reagan Reagan Gov. Cuomo Republican Party Big Business Harry Wood Aldrich Street

Alzheimer's disease support calls for action and aid

Diane Veto highlights the damage Alzheimer's inflicts on families who drain life savings for possible help. The piece urges federal support for victim care and congratulates Aiken County's Alzheimer's Disease Support Group. The writer commits to contacting Washington representatives including Ferraro Pepper Heinz, urging others to write as well.

Diane Aiken County Washington Geraldine Ferraro Rep Claude Pepper House John Heinz

Playhouse Thanks Aiken Standard for Playhouse Feature

A reader credits the Aiken Standard for guiding interest in the Aiken Community Playhouse summer productions. The letter expresses appreciation for the newspaper's write ups prompting attendance and support.

Aiken Standard Aiken Community Playhouse Playhouse

Assembly Ends Long Session with State Dance Approval

The six month session ended with approval of making the Shag the state dance and a ten percent raise for teachers. Lawmakers meanwhile boosted their own pay by about fifty percent, with Sen Rembert Dennis terming the move a compromise while critics called it gall and brass. Rep Crosby Lewis and Sen Heyward McDonald demand accountability from teachers, yet offered no pledge to improve assembly performance.

General Assembly Sen Rembert Dennis Assembly Gall Brass Crosby Lewis Heyward McDonald

Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard

The newspaper invites signed letters with the writer’s handwriting and mailing address for publication. Anonymous messages are rejected. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel. Address submissions to Letters to the Editor at P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.

Aiken Standard P.O Aiken S.C

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Wayport Ferraro Ashley Cooper By Ashley Cooper Dems Maxine Waters California Norman Pettis Dallas Cowboy Thurmond Whatley Suzie C. Helms Dunbarton Circle Appreciates Playhouse
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