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Aiken Standard in Aiken, South Carolina
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1978
Page
4
Hypocrisy at UN disarmament talks draws mixed critique
The piece argues world military budgets exceed 400 billion annually and questions disarmament rhetoric at the UN. It notes Soviet calls for arms limits while expanding its own arsenal and critiques President Carter and Mondale for actions and rhetoric on arms sales and SALT talks.
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United Nations
U. N
Congress
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U. S
Carter
Middle East
Senate
Washington
North Atlantic Alliance
Walter Mondale
New York
Western Europe
Warsaw Pact
Europe
Indian Ocean
Africa
Mondale
United States
Mr. Carter
Mr. Mondale
Taiwan's Economic Miracle Then and Now
Taiwan's rapid growth in the 1970s is traced from land reform to ten major construction projects including nuclear power, shipyards, a steel mill, and ports. It notes American investment, trade ties with the United States, a growing heavy industrial base, and rising per capita income, with a cautious line on diplomatic isolation and U S relations.
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Taiwan
Northrop
Asia
China
United States
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters to Editor
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed by the writer in his handwriting and including a mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible preferably type written and may be edited for space clarity and libel. Word limit is 200 with editor discretion.
Orlov case highlights need for US SALT watchdog committee
The article argues Orlov’s Helsinki Watchdog effort shows Soviet human rights violations under Helsinki. It warns SALT II may not be honored, calls for a US SALT Watchdog Committee independent of Carter to monitor Soviet violations and expose treaty loopholes, urging citizen courage against détente myths.
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Yuri F. Orlov
U.S
Orlov
Siberia
Orlev
Helsinki
Soviet Union
United States
America
Carter
Nuclear City Chicago Fuels Growth With Nuclear Power
In Chicago on a windy Sun Day May 3 demonstrators urged solar use while Commonwealth Edison chief Thomas Ayers defended nuclear power as the city’s main energy source. He notes 27 billion kilowatt hours from nuclear last year 42 percent of output and plans to run base load on nuclear by the late 1980s.
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Chicago
Thomas G. Ayers
Commonwealth Edison
Tom Ayers
Windy City
Ayers
New York
Los Angeles
United Mine-Workers
Midwest
Commonwealth
Indiana
American Electric
Sacramento
Calif
Jerry Brown
California Energy Commission
Rancho Seco
Baltimore
Baltimore Gas & Eelctric Co
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Northeast
Piedmont
North
South Carolina
Duke Power
Florida
Florida Power & Light
Tennessee Valley Authority
Illinois
Wyoming
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Singapore
Indonesia
Holland
Island
Nationalist China
Japan
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Islands
South China
East China
Philippine Sea
Phylubs
Schlardy
Russia
KGB
Tom
Moscow
State Department
Czechoslovakia
Courtney
Ohio Valley
J Forbes
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