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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1978
Page
9
Residents queued in drizzle questioning the need for a 1978 personal property declaration form. The piece condemns the form as bureaucratic and urges officials to decide if a county auditor is necessary to spare taxpayers.
Phyllis Schlafly argues that the United States should mine minerals from the ocean bottom to reduce dependence on unstable Third World suppliers. She condemns the Law of the Sea process as hindering private U.S. investment, warns that international control would curb profits, and calls for unimpeded American private investment in ocean mining.
The letter discusses whether Judas attended the Passover and Lord's Supper. Luke hints he may have been present, while John suggests he left after receiving the bread. The text emphasizes the meaning of bread and wine and warns against false faith.
A miscellany of quips and vignettes touches on oil profits versus deficits, rock and punk distinctions, aging wisdom, urban woes, fashion optics, and jokes about taxes, marriage, retirement, and quirky misadventures. It cites a host selling husband, shopper sarcasm, and two Italians kidnapping plan collapse with no fatalities.
A former faculty member lauds L K Hagood describing him as a Southern gentleman and scholar who offered leadership during crises. Elizabeth Martin Wardlaw, at 733 Rollingwood Rd, expresses pride in his guidance and advice.
London dispatch outlines Thatcher immigration stance and rising race tensions in Britain. It notes 2 million non whites in a 54 million population and 44 000 naturalizations last year, plus the National Front's growing influence and potential election impact.
In Jessamine County Kentucky Lucian McDowell questions Health Secretary Califano on anti smoking efforts. Critics argue government has no right to coerce voluntary behavior while defending education and incentives as a misuse of 23 million annual spend. The piece weighs personal choice against public health aims.
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