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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1979
Page
4
The article reports a 99 percent turnout in Soviet elections, aided by decorated polling places and warnings from wardens. Ballots are simple to cast with minimal secrecy, and few voters choose to oppose the single party slate, illustrating the so called Soviet democracy.
At Parris Island recruit Lorraine Nicotera was discharged for a wrist tattoo visible under a uniform. The Marine Corps says it will apply the same tattoo rule to men and women and change policy accordingly, aiming for parity in enforcement.
Dear J W writes from hospital facing cancer and asks for prayer. The response reassures that death is a gateway to heaven for believers, cites 1 Corinthians 2 9, invites Christ into life, explains prayer and Bible reading, and offers comfort that God and others pray with and for him during this time.
An exposé reports the Washington regional bulk mail center and others as dangerous work sites where machines injure workers. It notes 1978 accident rates, a push to limit compensation, and a blame on workers despite malfunctioning signals and risky conveyor operations.
In Princeton RCA Space Center, 2000 workers of diverse races labor peacefully as the facility nears its 21st anniversary. Abe Schnapf and Evonne Brill lead a multiethnic team behind TIROS ESSA ITOS NOAA and Viking Mars missions, delivering weather satellites and space systems with a record of many successful outputs and global impact.
In a windowless office near Capitol Hill the INS processes immigration paperwork by hand. A three year 2 million dollar effort will install computer filing systems in 11 regional offices to improve tracking of visa entrants and departures.
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