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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1985

Page

4

Britain’s longest strike ends without agreement and surrender

The 357 day miners strike ends without a deal or rehiring pledge. Arthur Scargill says the fight continues while 4,000 miners return to work and Thatcher pursues restructuring to end subsidies and state control. The piece notes UK coal decline and US competition with implied economic reforms ahead.

Britain Arthur Scragill National Union of Scargill National Union of Mineworkers U.S United States London Thatcher

Henry Cabot Lodge remembered for UN career and blunt wit

The San Diego Union notes Henry Cabot Lodge died at 82 after a long public service career. A diplomat and politician, he was famed for sharp exchanges with Soviet delegates at the UN and for championing NATO, the Marshall Plan, and collective security.

Henry Cabot Lodge U.S United Nations Lodge Soviet Union U.S.S.R Security Council Moscow United States Richard Nixon Vietnam West Germany Nixon Paris Massachusetts League of Nations NATO U.S. Senate International Forum San Diego

Putting Their Money Where Their Faith Is

Maxim essay observation on the dollar's rise and global response. It argues the dollar's strength reflects U S economic power, confounds economists, and foreshadows shifts in world currencies including European and Third World economies. It frames dollar dominance as a living, human driven trend rather than a mere machine.

Max Lerner New York City King Canute Canute Peat Intdred Swift Gulliver Brazil Europe

Letters to the Editor Guidance From Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s address for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Letters should be legible, preferably typed, and may be edited for space clarity taste and libel.

Aiken Standard P.O Aiken S.C

Democrats Need Strong Leader as Infighting Splits Party

Washington reads of Democratic leaders clashing over direction after Paul Kirk wins national chairman post. A separate Sun Belt led Leadership Council forms with Robb and Babbitt backing, risking a fractured party and weakened comeback efforts ahead of 1984 elections.

Washington Paul Kirk Ted Kennedy Kirk Democratic National Policy Council House Senate South West Sun Belt North Carolina Terry Sanford Democratic National Committee Walter Mondale Robb Barry Goldwater Lyndon Johnson Nelson Rockefeller Goldwater Ray Bliss Ohio White House Richard Nixon National Party Kennedy Democratic Party

A Devilish Assignment from Paradise Island

A reporter recounts a Club Med stay in Nassau Bahamas under a tropical sun. He describes the bead system for purchases, activities like archery tennis and wind surfing, nude beach sunbathers, noisy tropical birds, and tips for cab drivers while noting several comical hardships and the aim of keeping readers informed.

Nassau Bahamas

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