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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1985

Page

4

Aiken Standard Staff Ad and Publication Details

Advertising and production department heads listed for the Aiken Standard with roles including Advertising Director A B Cubbedge Retail Ad Mgr Charles Grice Classified Ad Mgr Sharye Whisenant Production Director Sue S Brown and Bookkeeping Jill Eddins. The paper is published weekday afternoons by Aiken Communications Inc with mailing address in Aiken South Carolina.

A.B Aiken Standard Aiken Communications, Inc P.O. Box Rutland Drive Aiken

Ted Turner Presses CBS Takeover Amid Network Critics

The piece portrays Ted Turner as a complex figure behind a possible bid to lead CBS. It notes his success with WTBS CNN and Headline News and cites opposition from unions and advocacy groups. It references Daniel Schorr's Los Angeles Times critique and suggests the takeover clash will intensify.

Ted Turner CBS West 52Nd Street Atlanta Braves Captain Courageous Turner Milktoast Turner Outdoor Advertising Co Georgia Wtbs-Tv Cable News CNN Headline News WTBS Mr. Turner Communications Workers of America International Alliance of Theatrical and Stage Employees International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers National Association For the Advancement of Colored People CBS Black Employees Association National Puerto Rican Foundation Hispanic National Bar Association National Organization For Women Urban League Hispanic Academy of Media Arts and Sciences Daniel Schorr Schorr CNN Los Angeles Times

Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway dedicated after 96 years

The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway opened with ceremonies in Columbus Mississippi and Mobile Alabama drawing nearly 60 000 attendees. The 234 mile canal links the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers enabling barge routes to the Gulf at Mobile. Construction cost exceeded 2 billion dollars with vast earthmoving surpassing the Panama Canal. Supporters praise economic potential while critics say the project is uneconomic and a relic of the pork barrel era.

Columbus Miss Mobile Ala Demopolis Mississippi River Mississippi Cairo Ill Ohio River Tennessee Gulf New Orleans Panama Canal U.S mid-South

New Third Stage Of Life Emerges For Americans

Scientists at a Los Angeles AAAS meeting argue aging now spans ages 50 to 75 as a vibrant midlife. They urge reforms to retirement policies, retraining, and flexible careers to keep seniors working and productive, with programs like the University of Massachusetts aging career project cited.

Social Security Medicare American Association For the Advancement of Science Los Angeles Lydia Bronte Carnegie Foundation Aging Society Bronte Steven Sandell National Commission For Employment Policy University of Massachusetts Scott Bass David Peterson School of Gerontology University of Southern California Peterson

60 Years Scandal Bared In Al Smith Bribery Allegation

The New York Times reports that in the early 1920s Thomas L. Chadbourne secretly gave Al Smith more than 400000 in cash and stock options. The memoir chapter alleging bribery was omitted by NYU Law School but later obtained by the Times. Smith’s legacy as a New York political icon is discussed alongside opinions on corruption.

New York Times Thomas L. Chadbourne Alfred E. Smith New York Chadbourne New York University Law School Smith The Times Babe Ruth Calvin Coolidge al Smith William E. Nelson New York University Nelson Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y

The Big Fuss Over Giving A T Shirt

An op-ed on Georgia NCAA probation over a T-shirt and a ride for a prospect and a friend. The piece critiques recruiting rules, compares NCAA to the IRS, and laments college basketball’s incentive structure. It cites Whack Huber’s idea to abolish recruiting and let programs rely on who comes to tryouts.

University of Georgia National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA Georgia IRS Whack Huber Georgia Tech P.E

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