U.S. Industries Show Success in Agriculture Circuits and Textiles
The piece highlights strong U.S. gains in agriculture, integrated circuits, and textiles driven by vigorous research and investment climate. It cites high productivity in farming, export-led trade balance benefits, and textiles turning around through cost cuts and modernized plants. It notes policy goals under the Reagan era to improve tax and regulatory environments to boost industry and labor.
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U.S
United States
Korea
Taiwan
Hong Kong
Auto, Steel and Rubber
Europe
Asia
Latin America
Letters to the Editor and Community Thanks in Aiken
A reader commends a journalist for sensitively handling a personal boxing story about Noah Newman Jr. and pot use. The A.A.U.W. Aiken branch thanks the community for support of the 19th Annual Arts Books and Crafts Fair aiding USC Aiken scholarships and local projects.
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Dede Biles
Noah Newman Jr
Aiken Branch of
A.A.U.W
Aiken Standard
City of
Aiken
J.B. White
Department of Public Safety
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
St. Angela Academy
Usc-Aiken
A.A.U.W. Educational Foundation
Assurance for a Doubting Believer
A reader asks how to know if Jesus has truly entered life. The response explains salvation comes by trusting Christ’s sacrifice and promises eternal life, urging faith, study of the Bible, and daily incorporation of Scripture to quiet doubts and strengthen assurance.
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Dede
Noah
DR. Graham
Jesus Christ
Mrs. I.W
Christ
Jesus
God
Three-Nation Pact for Gulf Defense Emerges
Western defense of the Persian Gulf may hinge on Saudi money American weapons and Pakistani manpower. Pakistan offers a large pool of military age youth and existing Saudi roles, while Saudi Arabia’s wealth contrasts with its small population and no draft. The plan faces hurdles over Zia’s legitimacy and Pakistan’s nuclear ambitions, requiring assurances or a broadened approach from the United States.
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Persian Gulf
Pentagon
Reagan
Saudi Arabia
United States
Arabian Peninsula
Egypt
Pakistan
U.S
India
Iraq
Afghanistan
Gulf
Aiken paper masthead notes staff and contact
Scott G. Hunter serves as managing editor with advertising direction at Aiken Communications Inc. The establishment, founded in 1867, publishes weekday afternoons from 124 Rullend Drive P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29801.
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Aiken Communications, Inc
Rullend Drive
Aiken
Small bites of government costs add up and burden taxpayers
The text argues federal spending rises despite promises to curb it, noting a 612 billion yearly drain and a 211 billion rise over a decade. It compares farm subsidies and Chrysler bailouts to small per person costs, urges balanced budgets, and criticizes both parties for expanding spending while urging taxpayers to question what they fund.
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Dracula
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