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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1987

Page

4

Barbie on trial for crimes against humanity in France

Lise Lefevre recounts Barbie torture method and cruelty at Montluc prison as France and the world debate the impact of another Holocaust-era trial. Barbie faces accusations of executing 4000 and deporting 7500 Jews including 44 Jewish children from Izieu. Time magazine writer Elie Wiesel questions the child’s guilt and the trial’s meaning.

Klaus Barbie France Lise Lefevre Izien Auschwitz Lyons Barbie United States Bolivia Europe Elie Wiesel Time Magazine Wiesel Liliane Gerenstein Izieu

Global effort to curb chemical weapons moves toward treaty

A guest editorial notes progress by the United States and the Soviet Union toward a universal ban on chemical and biological weapons. NATO and Warsaw Pact nations eye a monitored elimination agency within a year after France and the U S resume production. The piece cites dangers of chemical warfare and highlights a new book on the threats to Europe and civilization.

United States Soviet Union Europe Warsaw Pact NATO Geneva France America Joseph Douglass Neil Livingstone

Bud McFarlane Healing Brings Confessions At Hearing

Former national security adviser Bud McFarlane, broken yet defiant, testifies at the Iran-Contra hearing detailing Reagan administration links to Contra fundraising. He recalls North’s insistence on authority and hints at hidden approvals and memo exposure.

Washington Bud” McFarlane White House McFarlane Mr. X Bud Robert McFarlane Arthur Liman Ronald Reagan Oliver North Reagan Saud North Ollie Justice Department

A Defense of Gen. Secord Amid Tehran Hostage Debate

A syndicated column praises Richard Secord for backing Reagan administration aims in Iran hostage and Contras policy. It denounces impeachment talk, defends covert actions, and argues Secord acted to support U S policy while noting legal ambiguities and forthcoming testimony.

Washington Richard Secord Air Force Secord Daniel Inouye Reagan Iran Nicaragua National Security Council Congress

Aiken Voices Against Development and Exchange Club Growth

A letter from Frank J. McCrosson argues against widening roads and new development in Aiken, praising current leaders and cautioning against change. The second portion from William C. Wodtke Jr. celebrates the National Exchange Club’s inclusion of women members since 1985 and outlines updated roles for women in community service nationwide.

Atoms And Adams House Cat Gruff Editorial

A reader vents on SRP complaint handling and federal road spending, rails at Hollings fiscal conservatism, and mocks Aquino aid. The piece criticizes gas taxes and aging roads while contrasting wartime pride with present politics. It questions preachers wealth and ends with a religious, combative “Amen.”

Savannah River SRP Department of Energy Fritz Hollings Pres. Reagan Hollings General Assembly Senate Corazon Aquino Phillippines Congress House Aquino Sens John Kerry Ted Kennedy Howard Metzenbaum Rep Butler Derrick Palm Springs

Exchange Club Welcomes Women As Members

The Exchange Clubs have been admitting women for nearly two years while other service groups face court battles over gender inclusion. The piece notes quiet progress contrasted with public debates about Rotary and similar clubs.

Exchange Club United States Supreme Court Rotary Club California Rotary Exchange Clubs

Letters to the Editor Guidelines for Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites handwritten letters with the writer’s address. Anonymous letters are not accepted. Letters may be edited for space and libel. Brief, clear letters on any subject are preferred and addressed to Letters to the Editor, Aiken Standard, P O Box 456, Aiken SC 29802.

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