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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1979
Page
4
Aiken residents present two responsible positions on rezoning to address racial imbalance. Both sides reject prejudice and seek better education, suggesting limited busing and realignment of attendance lines as possible remedies while avoiding wholesale changes and division.
Lawmakers drift toward labeling liquor bottles with a health warning. Senate backed a 24 percent plus label as part of federal alcoholism program funding, but House action delays any bottles bearing the warning. Pros and cons reflect broader concerns about alcohol abuse costs and public health.
Dear G.T. explains that salvation is immediate through spiritual rebirth, not future heaven only. Jesus tells Nicodemus that birth again is required for entry to the kingdom of God, a truth for all people according to John 3:3.
Readers are urged to contact the Federal Communications Commission about Petition RM 2493 to remove religious broadcasts. Theresa Randall describes the movement as a threat to the nation’s freedom and asks supporters to write to the FCC at 1919 M Street NW Washington DC 20036. Later, the Aiken Garden Club Council commends Rotary Club of Aiken and local merchants for downtown flower boxes enhancing the area. Jill Swingle reports the park project as secretary.
The article portrays King Juan Carlos of Spain as the pivotal figure who dismantled Franco's regime from within. It contrasts his military background and political tact with lingering tensions in Spanish society, noting his cautious leadership, military reassurance, and symbolic unity amid regional and ideological divides.
The White House asks the FAA to reconsider VIP spaces at Washington National and Dulles airports amid concerns over privileges for Congress and diplomats. The move targets 99 spots at National and 59 at Dulles and may also scrutinize reduced monthly parking for federal employees.
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