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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1986
Page
4
The note lists key newsroom roles including Advertising Director A B Cudbedge Retail Ad Mgr Charles Grice Classified Ad Mgr Sharye Whisenant Production Director Sue S Brown Bookkeeping Jill Eddins.
The Triple Crown Edition honors Aiken’s 16th annual observance highlighting horses, owners, grooms, and riders. It emphasizes the economic social and cultural impact of the horse industry and welcomes visitors to the three weekend Triple Crown events in spring.
Rand Corporation concludes that 40 years of gains narrowed the income gap between Black and white Americans based on 1940 to 1980 census data. The report credits improved Black education and migration patterns, notes limited gains after 1974, and questions the future impact of federal affirmative action while warning of a growing Black underclass and family deterioration.
A Clemens quotation emphasizes steady, incremental habit formation rather than drastic change. The line urges patient cultivation of routines, warning against abrupt upheaval and promoting disciplined progress through small, repeated actions.
The piece evaluates Howard Baker as the Republicans' best 1988 presidential bet. It outlines his Senate leadership, his experience, and his potential to beat George Bush in key contests. It notes Baker's moderate stance, his strategy to win New Hampshire, and his view of Kemp, Dole, and Robertson as potential obstacles.
The piece weighs Marcos alleged wealth up to 10 billion dollars and its impact on France and the Duvalier case. It notes legal actions by Corazon Aquino's government, U S and state court steps, and potential restitution efforts aided by Jovito Salonga. James Baker aides share Hawaii documents.
Washington headlines the unlikely truce between Tip O'Neill and Ronald Reagan on St. Patrick's Day. The event, a green festooned fundraiser for Boston College, featured jokes and reconciliation after long running clashes. The pair, flanked by Ted Kennedy and Jerry Ford, toasted with booze and memories as donors helped raise funds and end a long political vendetta.
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