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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1987

Page

4

Governor Takes Strong Stand On Gasoline Tax

South Carolina House approved a nickel per gallon gas tax increase to fund road building, a setback to Gov. Carroll Campbell who advocated a three cent rise dropping to one after 12 years. The vote was 958 to 55 with Speaker Robert Sheheen backing the measure. The governor vows to veto if needed and faces a cautious Senate ahead of passage.

South Carolina House of Representatives Carroll Campbell Robert Sheheen Sheheen State Department of Highways and Public Transportation Senate

Administration seeks new chief humanitarian for AID

The Reagan administration weighs candidates to lead the Agency for International Development with emphasis on economics diplomacy and respect for sovereignty. Secretary Shultz backs M Alan Woods after rejecting anti abortion pressure tied to Robert Ray and criticizes rights groups for politicizing the post.

Agency For International Development United States U.S M. Peter McPherson George Shultz Shultz Iowa Robert Ray National Right To Life Committee Ray McPherson AID The M. Alan Woods Reagan Woods Senate

Nixon Kissinger warn Reagan on risky arms deals

Nixon and Kissinger warn that Reagan risks a dangerous Soviet bargain amid a push for detente. They argue NATO deterrence hinges on intermediate missiles to protect Europe and caution against denuclearizing Europe at the cost of broader security. Gorbachev pledges not to politicize weapons amid calls to curb Soviet power and avoid overreliance on peacemaking rhetoric.

Richard Nixon Henry Kissinger Ronald Reagan Soviet Union Reagan Nixon Kissinger Europe U.S NATO Alliance NATO United States Britain Labor Party Mikhail Gorbachev Communist Party Gorbachev Afghanistan

Guidance on teaching children about God and faith

A letter argues parents must guide children's moral and spiritual lives. It urges addressing God early, citing Proverbs 22 6, and explains neglect harms a child. The writer invites the reader to seek forgiveness, embrace Christ, and guide children toward spiritual truth.

Dr. Graham God Christ

Veterans Toughness Contrasts With War Horror Clichés

An essay contrasts veterans resilience with Hollywood depictions of Vietnam and prior wars. It cites World War I songs and Civil War casualties, notes Vietnam deaths, and argues most veterans bear scars without melodrama. It also touches on politics, media, and light humor about speed limits and names in sports.

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Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Guidelines

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters to the editor with the writer's handwriting and mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Letters should be legible preferably typewritten and are subject to editing for space clarity taste and libel.

Aiken Standard P. O. Box Aiken S.C

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