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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1984

Page

4

Aiken Public Meeting Weighs Whiskey Road Alternatives

Citizens in Aiken gather tonight to hear four options to ease traffic along Whiskey Road linking downtown to the south. The discussion centers on a possible four lane bypass to relieve bottlenecks at Pine Log Road and support future growth with ARTS plans guiding regional needs.

Aiken Whiskey Road Savannah River Augusta Regional Transportation Study ARTS Augusta-Aiken Pine Long Road State Department of Highways and Public Transportation

Nunn Amendment Highlights European Defense Struggle

Senate vote rejects Nunn proposal to pull troops from Europe as he urges higher European defense spending. The piece notes NATO burden sharing, with the United States carrying substantial force and technology, while warning the amendment could reappear and possibly pass if Europe does not boost defense budgets.

Georgia Sam Nunn Congress Reagan America Senate Europe Mike Mansfield Mansfield Nunn NATO Alliance Western U.S

New Yorker writer admits fabricating conversations in nonfiction

Alastair Reid acknowledged to the Wall Street Journal that he invented conversations and characters in many New Yorker reports over decades. Editor William Shawn expresses embarrassment while defending the technique as a case by case matter.

New Yorker William Shawn Alastair Reid The Wall Street Journal Reid

Grave Flower Theft in Graniteville Cemetery

Readers mourn the loss of a baby who lived 12 hours and report a grave flower theft at Graniteville cemetery. The letter from Cathy Faulkner expresses deep hurt at the stolen silk arrangement sent by friends and asks for empathy in a cruel world.

Graniteville Cathy Faulkner

Debt May Define Hart-Mondale Path At DNC Summit

The piece argues Gary Hart faces a heavy debt burden near $4.7 million, with net debt around $2.5–3 million after expected payments. It notes fundraising limits, PAC reluctance, and party doubts about defeating Reagan, while suggesting talk of a joint debt plan with Mondale could influence a VP ticket.

Hart Jesse Jackson Jackson Gary Hart Reagan Dale Mondale 69Th Street

Readers respond to Grady column on Reagan era peace talks

Ashley Cooper presents reader letters critiquing Sandy Grady’s urging of talks with the Kremlin figures. Messages praise or attack Grady’s stance, recount school ties, defend or ridicule Kremlin leaders, and note editorials’ role. Compiled letters include jokes about Her image and fashion items.

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