Reverend James Leaves St John’s for Aldersgate Greenville
The Rev. Robert Earl James ends a 10 year tenure at St. John’s United Methodist Church in Aiken as he is reassigned to Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Greenville. His leadership increased membership about one third, boosted giving to a $400,000 budget, and strengthened youth and elderly programs while earning broad ecumenical respect.
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Jackson Campaign Turns Broadway in New Jersey Swing
As the June 5 presidential primary nears, Jesse Jackson's campaign in New Jersey draws big crowds and lively finales. Supporters hail his oratory and simple, vivid examples, while observers note his momentum despite low delegate chances and a potential nationwide awakening among black voters.
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Thought For Today Quotation From Oscar Wilde
A Wilde quotation notes women mirror their mothers while men avoid such fate, labeled as tragedy. The line from A Woman of No Importance reflects gendered expectations and social commentary from Wilde's era.
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Reagan cornered by war questions over Central America rhetoric
President Reagan faced tough questions at a press conference about fears he is steering the world toward war. He defended his stance on Central America and arms talks, insisting his remarks were not threats but pressure to secure aid and negotiations.
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Reagan rhetoric and military plans fuel Cold War fears
The piece argues Reagan’s fiery statements and weapons programs risk renewing suspicions of a willingness to wage war in Central America. It contends MX, Pershing II, and Trident-D5 capabilities could strike Soviet targets, prompting cautious Soviet assessment and public doubt about peaceful intentions.
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Street-smart reply thwarts burglars posing as John Sedecky
Patricia, a Chicago suburban resident, outsmarts two young men ring-a-bell ruse by falsely confirming John Ledecky lives at her address. She keeps them chatting, notes their car, calls police, and laughs at the would-be burglars who flee. The story warns readers to use quick wits when strangers misstate names.
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