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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1980
Page
4
One hundred ninety one graduates received diplomas at the University of South Carolina Aiken campus. The occasion honored students, families, and faculty for building the school into a valuable local asset and enriching lives through education.
The piece argues Castro uses refugee flow as leverage over U S policy, urging President Carter to internationalize the crisis. It calls for Latin American involvement, dispersal to ease burden, focus on family reunifications, and humane handling of Haitian arrivals, ensuring nonrepatriation for those already in the United States.
Billy Graham warns readers about Christian claiming groups led by a single prophetic leader demanding total loyalty and anger at disobedience. He advises avoiding such groups and turning to the Bible for truth, noting Jesus as the way to God and the crucifixion removing sin.
Aiken Standard records its long history since 1867 with publisher Samuel A Cothran and editors, advertising director, production manager, and circulation chief. The paper is issued every afternoon Monday through Friday by Aiken Communications Inc at 124 Rutland Drive in Aiken South Carolina.
An analysis of Ronald Reagan based on past performance and policy positions. The piece compares him to Eisenhower, notes his governing style, fiscal record in California, and potential White House actions including tax cuts, federal hiring freezes, and shifting welfare to states. It highlights advisers view and possible impacts on education and energy departments.
Three letters discuss experiences at Aiken Community Hospital praising staff, Chem Nuclear response to accusations about Barnwell site and junk mail concerns. Jeffrey Atlanta and Moffett address postal junk mail vs newspaper delivery and taxpayer costs.
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