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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1984

Page

17

Milestone for Scott Barnes marks tenure in Aiken County

April 30 marked 2 1/2 years for County Administrator W. Scott Barnes, exceeding expectations. Hired November 1, 1981 as the fifth in nine years, he shows longevity approaching a county record. A Cherry, Bekaert and Holland report cites tax collection gains and school funding benefits, with delinquent taxes dropping from 348,878 to 98,360 in a year.

W. Scott Barnes Aiken County Barnes Cherry, Bekaert and Holland Aiken

Supreme Court Curtails Unions’ Agency Fees Policy

The Supreme Court rules unions may not use agency fees for political or organizing work even when rebated to non-members. Justice White notes refunds resemble an improper charge, and the decision ends years of litigation for 201 Western Airlines workers in San Diego, signaling a broader win for individual employee conscience against union demands.

High Court Congress Supreme Court Byron R. White

Credit cards for 350,000 federal workers greet spendthrift uncle

A satirical piece condemns a famed spendthrift figure, urging debt counselors to cut up his cards. It notes 350,000 federal employees will receive credit cards to cover meals, hotels, and air travel, while calling for fiscal restraint and accountability.

Hart loses Tennessee primary, signaling peril for campaign

The Tennessee results show Gary Hart collapsing toward oblivion as he trails Mondale by 12 points. Hart drew weak turnout under 20 percent while Jesse Jackson energized black voters, signaling limited momentum and finality for Hart unless a radical shift occurs.

Washington Gary Hart Tennessee Hart Walter F. Mondale Mondale New York Pennsylvania Tennessee Education Association Jesse Jackson Jackson Democratic Party Reagan Fritz Mondale

Hostage Crisis Politics Cast New Challenger Nemesis

A lively evaluation of the 1980 hostage crisis politics, arguing Gary Hart attacks Mondale while Reagan presses the Carter era failures. It questions how candidates would have handled Iran, the hostage stalemate, and the rise of Reagan’s dominance, warning of party loyalty overruling national interest.

New York City Walter Mondale Texas A&m Gary Hart Jimmy Carter Mondale Ronald Reagan Carter Reagan Cyrus Vance Scotty Reston Ayatollah Khomeini Khomeini U.S Zbigniew Brzezinski Reed

On the Way to the Saturday Dance A Mix of Jokes

Ashley Sees It compiles a string of humorous vignettes and light anecdotes gathered at a social gathering. The piece features quick quips about hearing aids milk baths underbids and misadventures, plus a few one liners from familiar names and a gentle poke at everyday life.

Tina Kathleen Johnston Bob New York City Watsamatta U N.J Brick Township

Letters to the Editor at Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer’s mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Legible letters, preferably typewritten, may be edited for space and libel. Address letters to Letters to the Editor P.O. Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.

Aiken Standard P.O Aiken S.C

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Scott Barnes By Jack W. Germond and Jules Witcover Glenn Organized Labor Afl-Cio Tessus William Pitt Britain America Senate Hubert Humphrey Lyndon Johnson Ashley By Ashley Cooper Peter Martin Columbia Ronnie Georgetown Bob Hope Lassie
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