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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1983
Page
4
An Arizona women sue pension plans claiming annuities for women are smaller than for men. The piece notes potential consequences for the insurance industry and warns that unisex premiums could raise costs for many, predicting women may become the victims of such policy changes.
The piece argues that economist Lester Thurow touts government action in farming as a major U.S. success, citing price supports and cooperative strategies. It warns that growth has occurred where regulation is light and that subsidies burden autoworkers and fishermen, noting Soviet and Chinese moves toward private incentives.
Reagan gains a positive public image as polls rise and allies show unity after the Williamsburg summit. Observers say the event boosted his self confidence and could influence his long term self-perception more than domestic gains. Thatcher's leadership style and nationalist traits are noted as parallels shaping Reagan.
Decades after Archie Bunker first appeared, critics debated if the lovable bigot belonged on TV. Norman Lear used Archie to expose how stereotypes link traits unjustly, while Archie himself remained a sharp, often unconvincing stereotype and a catalyst for liberal counterpoints.
Washington criticizes Catholic bishops for moral rhetoric without grasping arms race realities. The piece argues their critique relies on leftist ideas, omits Soviet atrocities and MAD dynamics, and neglects civil defense and anti missile policy in favor of vague liberal aims.
A reader asks if salvation requires joining a church and baptism. The reply says no salvation comes only through trusting Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. It cites Romans 10:9 and Acts 16:31, urges turning from sin, and invites a simple prayer of faith to accept Christ without delay.
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