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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1981

Page

4

Armageddon May Involve Destruction Of Data Banks

The column warns that computer crime costs exceed 300 million dollars yearly and that future warfare may center on electronic computer battles. It cites Donn B. Parker and Bob McLeod noting nations depend on computers, which could be crippled or kidnapped, disrupting air traffic, weather, finance, energy, and military response.

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El Salvador Stakes Rise As Cold War Pressures Mount

The article reports 12000 deaths in 14 months and explains U S plans to send 20 Army advisors and 25 million in aid to El Salvador while Nicaragua is pressured to halt arms flows. It notes Duarte's land reform delay and warns against turning Salvadorans into pawns in superpower rivalries.

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Indignant reformers and speed limits spark debate

Ashley Cooper critiques reformers and defends flexible speed limits across the Carolinas and interstates. He questions fatalities per mile under 55 mph, suggests varying limits by road type, and mocks anti-immigrant and welfare complaints while urging a speakers bureau to highlight U.S. life for minorities abroad.

El Salvador: Winning Peace More Difficult Than War

El Salvador under President Duarte pursues agrarian reform after land nationalizations and cooperatives, with U.S. support yet mounting rightist backlash. Global coffee prices fall and guerrilla activity rises, making lasting peace harder than victory in war. Duarte's path aims at democratizing land while avoiding a full-scale uprising.

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