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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1981

Page

4

France Faces Socialist Reforms and Economic Debate

The article contrasts Valery Giscard d'Estaing's ousting with Francois Mitterrand's new socialist agenda. It warns the reforms may raise inflation and unemployment while expanding welfare, with higher taxes on the wealthy and corporations to fund public jobs and nationalizations.

Valery Giscard d Estaing France Francois Mitterrand Giscard Mitterand National Assembly Mitterrand Paris Mitterrand and Company Britain Italy Denmark Sweden Giscard d’Estaing Ludwig Erhard Germany

Carter Breaks Ban with Broad Critique of Reagan Policy

Former President Carter ends his self imposed silence with a three page letter attacking Reagan economics environment and foreign policy. Jody Powell says Carter may reemerge as a public figure and possible Democratic spokesman.

Carter Reagan Jody Powell White House Democratic Party

Mister Clean Is A Tough Boss In Reagan Era Politics

President Reagan shows zero tolerance for impropriety as Max Hugel resigns from his CIA related role amid rumors of stock market actions. The piece argues the administration will not be bound by cronyism and stresses the need for scrutiny without harming public confidence.

Reagan Max Hugel CIA Mister Clean Washington, D.C News Corps Hugel Bert Lance Washington Wall Street Securities Corporation SEC United States Thomas Jefferson

Women in U S Military Progress and Policy Shifts

The article traces the rise of women in the U S armed forces from 1.6 percent in 1973 to over 170000 on active duty eight and a half percent, notes openings of combat non specialist roles, and highlights a Reagan era pause and review on expanding female service, including Army readiness concerns and a 8.9 percent cap.

Washington U.S Army Navy Marines Air Force Pentagon K.P Carter Harold Brown Carter Administration Robert G. Yerks Edward C. Meyer Washington, D.C Meyer Lawrence J. Korb Korb

Dear Dr Graham and the Perfectionist Soldier Leaders

A reader asks how God helps perfectionists cope with stress and find flexible roles. The reply notes converting rigor into adaptability, seeking Christ driven tasks, and using faith to guide balanced service. The piece then discusses Lawrence J. Korb commenting on women in the military, draft policy, and the all volunteer force with future Pentagon plans and a pending impact report shaping policy.

Korb Pentagon AVF Supreme Court Reagan Washington

Prevention and politics mix in quirky daily column

A humor filled column riffs on garlic medical hype and a sharp letter from William H. Grimball praising voter tests. It recalls silly anecdotes about driving, a Fourth of July license lapse, and a Columbus Day misfire with a punchline about a forgottten date.

Irene Gawenda Prevention Magazine India Russia William H. Grimball Billy Strom Thurmond

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Jimmy Aiken Sandard Samuel A. Cothran Scott B. Hunter A.B. Cubbedge Sue S. Brown Rodger Ragan Sharye A Whisenant Aiken Communications, Inc Rutland Drive Aiken S. C S.C Paul Harvey By Marc Leepson Billy Graham DR. Graham D.S Christ Ashley By Ashley Cooper Big Boy Pacete Highway Department State Highway Deartment Charleston
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