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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1983
Page
4
Aiken sees a strong real estate surge as residential and commercial development rise. Banks report flourishing loan activity while new projects including a court house and defense facilities promise jobs, backed by Savannah River Plant restart plans and Navy nuclear fuel plant construction. The influx includes retirees drawn to the area’s quality of life.
Wall Street Journal writer David Brand describes Albania as one of the world’s most closed societies. Since 1944 Enver Hoxha leads a regime that bans religion and private enterprise, limits household goods, and prescribes a wary stance toward the Soviet Union and China. The nation clings to old customs like nodding for no and shaking for yes.
Dr Mott James Boylston longtime dentist and former Salley mayor dies at 86 after a half century in practice and public service. Henry Arian Sawyer former merchant and civic leader dies at 78 leaving a legacy as a theater operator and school board chair. Both served on Salley city council and helped bring Salley Manufacturing Co. to town.
A Victorian era style musing presents the maxim A good face is the best recommendation attributed to Queen Elizabeth I of England highlighting appearances as a social cue. The quote reflects early modern views on decorum and reputation.
An analysis of pork barrel politics in Congress. It argues lawmakers secure targeted spending for home districts, citing $75 billion yearly waste and examples like A-10 planes, airport and housing projects, and highway funds. It notes aides and committees magnify district benefits and warns of self interested spending.
A New York columnist argues for renaming sexology as Erotics to better reflect the full range of intimate relations from sex and gender to love, marriage, parenting, abortion, pornography, and gay and lesbian life. He cites Kinsey, Masters, and Johnson, warns of media and academic neglect, and notes AIDS as a current case study.
Letter discusses seeking divine guidance to stop being critical and to improve relations. The adviser cites Romans 12 9 21 urging love brotherly devotion hospitality and harmony and urges prayer for unselfish concern and helpful ways to support others.
A column discusses AIDS spread risks in prisons and the potential for prisoners to die after serving time. It notes sexual activity, inmates at risk, and possible lawsuits by survivors, while recalling a humorous tale about moths and bathing suits and Julia Peterkin.
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