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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1981
Page
1
Procter & Gamble withdraws sponsorship from more than 50 TV programs citing strong public objection to sex and violence. chairman O B Butler says the move aims to avoid advertising in an environment distasteful to many potential customers.
President Reagan urges quick tax cut with bill and budget on his desk before August recess. House Democrats draft alternatives at a news conference, risking delivery of the first installment by October 1.
The Islamic Group at the United Nations urges the Security Council to condemn Israel for destroying Iraq's nuclear reactor and to demand prompt compensation. The group omits calls for sanctions, anticipating a U S veto, citing the action as premeditated aggression and state terrorism.
In a playful remark Frank Wood notes his wife does not wade into the surf she ankle walks instead. The remark highlights her cautious approach to the waves and adds a humorous personal detail.
County Clerk Sue Roe asked the council to replace 6394.17 dollars stolen from the clerk’s office in January after a January 11 courthouse break-in that cost 8475.17 in cash and 6790.85 in checks. Checks worth 6792.05 were recovered.
Aiken County school leaders debate changes to the discipline code focusing on drug offenses. Principals, board members, and advisory council chairs discuss keeping tough rules, distinguishing first offenses from repeat cases, and potential suspension options to curb drug use while preserving individual case review.
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