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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1987
Page
5
Evangelist Michael A. Guido addressed the North Augusta Rotary Club urging national repentance and faith in God. He warned that civilizational decline follows removing God from public life, citing Rome Germany and England, and warned against rising secularism, drug use, and divorce rates while urging family and community unity.
South Carolina Business Week brings rising juniors and seniors to Presbyterian College for seminars on marketing, supply and demand, profits, and the stock market led by local business leaders. Participants simulate running a business to learn budgeting, payroll, advertising, and profitability with a $250 scholarship fund from sponsors including Aiken Electric Co op and Regal Textiles.
The government plans to auction the Thornapple Creek Golf Course in Michigan on March 31. Built by drug dealers and seized, the 18-hole course has operated for over a year under federal control, earning a reported profit of 31000 and appraised at 1 to 1.5 million dollars.
The Aiken Chapter of the American Diabetes Association will host a Trash and Treasure Sale and a Health Fair and Book Sale across three days from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 419 Park Ave former Ellington-Owensby site. The event supports Diabetes Awareness Days and features a blood drive and informational booths.
Paul Rothfuss owner of WZNY Augusta told the 50 Plus club that radio once led news but TV now leads mass opinion. He noted radio is governed by the Communications Act of 1934 and the Fairness Doctrine and said radio avoids editors to dodge equal time rules. He argued radio and TV lack First Amendment protection like newspapers and lamented viewers becoming couch potatoes.
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