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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1985
Page
4
In Aiken a plan for the Sesquicentennial year proposes using the old Laurens and Park post office as a temporary headquarters. The 1910 1912 brick building faces handicap access law concerns, but locals warn its loss would harm downtown beauty and urge finding a suitable adaptive reuse.
The piece criticizes the expanding federal bureaucracy and its spendthrift ways. It cites examples like costly handrails at Illinois campuses, a 700 page mousetrap specification, and misapplied language ballots for Lumbee, arguing government waste hinders growth and progress. It urges control to prevent further excesses.
Celebrity attention swirls around the West Wing as Henry Kissinger appears at a noon briefing with Nancy Kissinger. The piece notes Kissinger as a modern political luminary, discusses potential Reagan-Gorbachev talks, and reflects on Kissinger’s influence, books, consulting fees, and media presence.
An editorial targets physicians readers of Medical Economics and warns against letting patients access the magazine. It argues the publication is for doctors and professionals, not the public, and notes readers’ concern over big businessstyle medical earnings. The piece highlights privacy and the need for careful handling of medical cost discussions. It discusses rising health costs, Medicare debates, and potential care rationing, urging patient understanding and physician involvement.
In this New York City column a retrospective traces the long duel for world leadership from Lenin to Reagan and Gorbachev. It argues Reagan meets his first true world test against a Russian leader, as the two nations move from economic focus to global affairs amid a charged era of publicity and shadowed weapons.
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