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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1979
Page
4
The brief entry lists staff roles at Aiken Standard with publishers editors and managers and notes the paper is published by Aiken Communications Inc. from 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina stating established in 1867 and second class postage paid.
Aiken meets most Great Towns criteria set by the South Carolina State Development Board and aims to attract industry. The plan, backed by City Council and the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce, includes forming a non-profit development corporation, publishing a brochure, and compiling site data to gain a promotional campaign.
A New York Times analysis shows Northern urban districts struggle to integrate. It cites Detroit Philadelphia Chicago New York and Los Angeles with white share declines from 1957 to 1977 and criticizes federal courts for overreach, calling it judicial tyranny in local governance.
Washington analysis explores Brezhnev's ill health and the likely contenders for his successor among the politburo members. It weighs Kosygin, Suslov, Kirilenko, Kulakov, Chernenko, and younger figures such as Andropov and Shcherbitsky, noting age, influence, and power dynamics shaping a post Brezhnev Kremlin. It also considers policy continuities in detente, Third World aims, and potential China outreach under a new leader.
The article discusses death by own action, a largely taboo subject, citing researchers like Dr. Gale Thompson and Dr. Karl Menninger. It outlines demographic factors, geographic patterns, and seasonal timing pointing to higher risk in certain groups and times.
The author argues for punishment for mass murderers and discusses class privilege under the free enterprise system. They contrast rich and poor, note tax policy, Barbara Hutton, and the rise of liberalism toward socialism or communism, concluding with a cautious, exploratory stance.
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