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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1980
Page
4
A church bulletin argues against refugee influx arguing that aid abroad worsens domestic burdens. It cites Deputy Director Joseph Wheeler on global threats and criticizes foreign aid and immigration, urging focus on American problems and self‑reliance.
A draft registration push advances despite ACLU objections and a federal appeals court ruling on privacy concerns. A judge urged proceeding, while advocates contend universal training would strengthen national defense and discipline youth for a stronger republic.
Aspen column reflects on political conventions, mountains, and a music festival. The writer recalls Noah, Emerson, and Grant while praising Aspen's summer festival and guest artist James Galway. He notes Beethovens value, modern music views, and viewers needing relief from columnist voice.
Columnist relays opinions on Carter remarks about taxes and oil profits and on Kennedy and gun control. He quips about Mrs Reagan and voting age, notes convention security worries, and shares reader letters praising classical music picks and a pun about Schubert and his horse Sarah.
The GAO flags two major wheeled waste cases. The 1973 Conrail merger created a $250 million benefits program that has already spent six years and may cost $1.7 billion due to loose formulas. The 1978 Redwoods National Park plan also inflated labor protections, with 88 percent more workers claiming benefits than expected.
A seeker asks where to find God after leaving a guru led path. The answer urges seeking God in Jesus Christ, citing scripture about seeking, knocking, and finding. It warns against endless religious wandering and presents Jesus as the exclusive way to the Father.
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