Salvation Army Opens Capital Funds Drive in Aiken
The Salvation Army in Aiken launches a 50000 capital funds drive to replace an 11000 passenger van repair a 11000 project at Citadel on Gayle Avenue and pay off a 28000 note on the transient lodge at 604 Park Avenue. The lodge usage rose 33 percent in 1981 as the unit supports disaster and hardship cases.
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Aiken
Salvation Army
Citadel
Gayle Avenue
Park Avenue
H. W. Thurlow
W. G. Charlton
Thurlow
Foreign media attacked reporters covering Falklands crisis
International editors and British correspondents in Buenos Aires faced assaults and arrests as Argentina’s military regime suppresses press freedom. WNEW’s Christopher Jones was beaten and stripped after a pro Argentine briefing at the Venezuelan embassy. Simon Winchester of The London Times is jailed in Ushuaia on espionage charges. Authorities deny, protests mount.
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Christopher Jones
Wnew Television
New York
Buenos Aires
Leopoldo Galtieri
Simon Winchester
London Times
Ushuaia
Argentina
Letters on school sports pride and funding
A South Aiken High School student urges the community to support high school sports beyond money, stressing pride and student turnout. A Laurens Street Elementary P T O member thanks Emily Hindman for an article and asks readers to be accurately informed and to support public schools financially and personally.
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South Aiken High School
Aiken County
David A. Lawrence Jr
Emily Hindman
Aiken Standard
Lynette Rinehart
Laurens Street
Claudette Strickland
P.T.O
Ashley Cooper Sees It On Religious Talk And Jokes
A column mixes clarification on belief with anecdotes about zealots. A parable from a mountains town features a sinner who pays a fine after not revealing his partner. Other items mock bar policies and social quirks, including a shotclock rule and a pun about Mrs Tass.
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Counil
Dame Murphy
Mistress Miller
Moonie Backed Washington Times Aims Independent NewsRole
The Washington Times backed by Moonie interests faces scrutiny amid controversy over religious sponsorship. Editors pledge independence with control over content as they seek to provide an alternative to the Washington Post, citing lessons from past local papers and the need for hard news to draw readers.
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Whelan and Hempstone
Unification Church
Deseret News
Christian Science Monitor
The
Times
Washington Post
New York
Post
Washington Times
Paying for the Lord's work and personal stewardship
A letter from a preacher to J C M discusses money in ministry. He explains television costs and urges faithful stewardship, citing Christ's example and the need to prioritize God's work over personal wealth while inviting readers to yield their lives and finances to Christ.
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God
Christ
Jesus Christ
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