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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1979
Page
4
The article condemns rushed claims by investigators about causes such as a broken bolt or a design defect. It notes NTSB member Hogue would not fly on a DC-10 and questions the accuracy of officials’ statements while highlighting past lessons from the Electra crash and the need for disciplined, exemplary inspection by technicians.
The article argues the United States misjudged Soviet intent in SALT talks. It cites Harold Brown warning the USSR aims for pre emptive strike capability with SS 18 and SS 19 missiles by the early 1980s. It contends SALT II fails to curb this threat and questions the security benefits of arms control.
The Holy Spirit fills believers as they submit in faith and obedience. Evidence includes the fruit of the Spirit listed in Galatians 5 22 23 and diverse gifts given by grace, with love joy peace patience kindness goodness faithfulness gentleness and self control guiding a life used to bless others.
Managing Editor Scott B Hunter explains the Aiken Standard policy for printing full names and nicknames. The article discusses using Arthur W Buzz Rich and Ellen (Mrs Ivan R) Smith, favors women’s given names, and adherence to AP Style guidelines with the goal of clear identification. Readers are invited to send feedback to the newspaper.
In Toledo's Alcazar a memorial room marks a 1936 surrender story as part of Spain's Civil War memory. The piece contrasts Spanish memory with American reunions, notes Franco's long rule, and questions how inherited resentments affect Spain's young democracy and place names.
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