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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1983
Page
4
Rep Dingell attacks Department of Energy officials including Savannah River Manager Robert Morgan amid broader anti nuclear movement. Morgan praised for service and testimony on reactor restart controversy, with coalition backing his stance.
The Clemson University president, Bill Atchley, is reportedly exploring jobs at the University of Florida or in Washington. Reports say trustees have criticized him for admitting needed reforms in Clemson's athletic program after NCAA probation. He advocated academic excellence as a priority over athletics, earning support from some South Carolinians and Clemson constituents.
A guest editorial argues that Sen Christopher Dodd and new Democrats undermine Reagan policy on Central America. It suggests the late Sen Thomas Dodd would oppose undermining bipartisan foreign policy and warns of political missteps if El Salvador and the region fall to communism.
A local headline reports a 10 year old boy designing an experimental electrotherapy device sparking debate. City officials warn against dangerous experiments while educators emphasize safety and supervision.
An opinion argues congressional committees have taken over foreign policy, eroding presidential power. It cites demands over Salvadoran aid and Nicaragua covert support, warning that policy could devolve into fragmented, paralyzing pieces unless the president alone directs strategy.
A thread of federal court cases challenges compulsory union dues used for political purposes. Courts have begun to curb compelled fees beyond bargaining, with agency shop rulings cited. If plaintiffs prevail, big labor’s political power may erode significantly.
A reader column mixes humorous, provocative questions with political dog stories and letters about sex and morality. The author recalls Fala the dog in the Nixon era, mentions Reagan, and concludes with a plea for honesty and truthfulness from Ashley Cooper.
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