Libya expulsion signals Reagan boldness against Libyan threat
The Reagan administration orders Libyan diplomats expelled citing support for terrorism and past embassy attacks. The action aims to show U S resolve, rebuke Khadafy, and deter Libyan influence amid a wider oil profit and Soviet alliance.
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Mitterrand Victory Signals Socialist Shift in France
Francois Mitterrand won the French presidency on the Socialist ticket. He proposed raises to the minimum wage and 250000 public jobs while aiming to nationalize key industries and banks. He must win a National Assembly majority to implement his plan, and the outlook remains uncertain amid unemployment and inflation.
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Valery Giscard d
Reflections On Second Marriage at 25th Anniversary
Paul Harvey notes a wedding renewal for Richard Mack and Hope Mack after 25 years. The ceremony, with original clergy and family of four sons, emphasizes enduring commitment through illness and health and richer or poorer.
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Letters Highlight Local Industry and Community Thanks
A series of letters discuss defending American auto makers against blame for economic woes, the brown lung controversy linked to cotton dust and mills, gratitude to Little League coaches for positive influence, and praise for Aiken Civic Ballet at Wonderful Williston Weekend. Notable names include D E Taylor New Ellenton Phillip Smith Monetta Martha M Ebel Denise Bolen Kia Flynn and the Wonderful Williston Weekend event.
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Aiken
Denise Bolen
Dear Ry letter reassures faith amid troubles and sin
A pastor responds to R Y asking if God has forgotten him. He asserts God loves him and allows trials to reveal need for God. He explains sin as the real problem separating people from God and says God sent his Son to die for sins to bring salvation.
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European leaders' anxieties over modern economics revealed
In Burgenstock Switzerland European leaders express unease about postwar economic economies. The piece notes the shift from growth to stagflation since 1973 and the rise of government intervention. It highlights concerns over social contracts and the politicization of the economy, with parallels to American welfare promises and export subsidy tensions.
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