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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1978
Page
4
Paul Harvey reports Americans push back as cities adopt tougher anti crime measures. Illinois enacts harsher penalties with no parole for nine felonies and stricter sentencing while Chicago passes an antivandalism ordinance holding parents financially responsible for damages by minors. Hidden cameras and security in fast food outlets aim to deter crime across urban centers.
The three years of scheduled federal loans to New York City end June 30 with a total of 2.3 billion lent. The city faces a large budget deficit and mismanagement, while Washington considers backing 2 billion in bonds bought by city pension funds. The piece argues such a federal bailout would worsen national finances and shift risk to taxpayers.
The piece argues that after the 227 million tax increase to fund Social Security over 20 years, Democrats panic as constituents oppose the new taxes. It warns against financing the system with revenues from Carter's proposed crude oil tax, which would keep oil prices aligned with OPEC. It questions whether the Senate will approve such a measure to ease political pressure.
Charles O Grice serves as Advertising Director while Sue Brown is Classified Ad Manager and Production role holder at AB Cubbedge agencies.
The text explains that the Bible does not describe Jesus physical looks and that historical art offers only imagination. It argues the focus is on Jesus as God in the flesh and savior, not his outward appearance, to avoid idolatry and highlight his humanity and divinity.
Congressman Ashbrook pushes Bricker Amendment to shield U.S. constitutional rights from any treaty or executive agreement with foreign nations. The plan echoes 1954 defeat and cites Carter administration treaties, Genocide and Panama Canal proposals, and risks to private property, due process, and internal law.
Ashley Sees It surveys everyday quips about pockets and retirement clothes, dodging office attire habits and jokes about taxes, fashion, and social faux pas. The piece then strings together a series of light anecdotes and one liners from varied sources.
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