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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1987

Page

5

Rev Ike urged to stop money prayers and give to charity

The writer denounces Reverend Ike and other TV evangelists for exploiting followers. He describes a letter offering a red token string and a faith donation to trigger prayers for wealth and health, urging readers to donate to churches or charities instead.

Ike Roy Brady Brady Rev Mr. Brady Jim Bakker Tammy Faye American Heart Association American Cancer Society Charlotte Observer Jim PTL Club

McNair family settles with Thiokol over shuttle tragedy

Ronald McNair’s family reached a substantial settlement with Morton Thiokol Inc. regarding the space shuttle disaster that killed him and six others after liftoff in January 1986. No monetary amount was disclosed, but the family lawyer called the deal adequate and reasonable for McNair’s parents, Cheryl and her children.

Greensboro Ronald McNair Morton Thiokol Inc North Carolina A&t Ronald Krist Greensboro News & Record McNair Carl McNair Krist Reginald Joy Ron Florida Reagan Brigham City Utah NASA Thiokol Cheryl McNair Houston

It’ll Grow Out A Hairdresser Talk From A Woman’s View

A humorous piece on miscommunication between customers and hairdressers. It contrasts Americans’ verbal clarity with the vague signals used in salons and notes that only the line It’ll grow out conveys mutual understanding. It ends with women using magazine pictures to communicate.

Mississippi

Hairdresser Etiquette And The Language Of Salons

A Los Angeles Times Syndicate column satirizes miscommunications with hairdressers. It notes how phrases like Surprise me or I’ll grow out can lead to unintended looks and shares humorous anecdotes about misinterpretations and the expertise of professionals in their fields.

Victoria George Shultz

PTL Seeker Millhuff Hints at God’s Decision on Hosting

Kansas evangelist Chuck Millhuff says he may ask God to decide if he returns as host of the PTL Club show after a two week stint. He would likely say no if asked now citing compassion for the Bakkers but disapproval of the widows mite misuse amid Heritage USA concerns and a $92 million missing funds probe.

Clathe Kan Kansas Chuck Millhuff PTL Club Millhuff Fort Mill Jim Tammy Bakker Bakkers Heritage USA

Special School Proposal Would Offer Math and Science

The plan proposes a full high school for juniors and seniors strong in math and science funded by a $200000 appropriation. It would be housed at Coker College Hartsville with a governor appointed board, targeting 60 students next year and 120 later.

Greenville Jack Rogers Dmarlboro Governor’s School For the Arts Furman University Coker College Hartsville Darlington County Coker Rogers Carroll Campbell Durham N.C

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