Ex Nazi collaborators living in U S face probe and possible trials
Former Justice official John Loftus estimates about 300 Nazi collaborators remain in the United States. He says leaders of an SS division and a Belarus puppet government aided Soviet subversion and their U S citizenship was obtained to act as spies. He urges congressional inquiry and DOJ action.
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Corruption Threatens South Korea Amid Billion Dollar Scandal
A sweeping financial scam involving a money fund and hundreds of millions of won threatens the South Korean regime. The uncle of the presidential wife is implicated while top officials resign as Chun Doo Hwan seeks to stem the crisis. The piece links corruption to stability and the US alliance amid regional turmoil.
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Robert Shufelt
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Misplaced priorities haunt Aiken County schools
Abelle Nivens of Graniteville condemns budget cuts that harm student education in Aiken County. She targets the planned elimination of the Aiken County Professional Library and criticizes high admin travel spending while teachers must raise funds for basic supplies.
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Graniteville
Thanks To Those Who Deliver Papers
Beth Skinner thanks the paper deliverers on her three sons first regular jobs on the Aiken paper route. She notes challenges from rain, late drops, and customers who don t pay. She praises the service and gratitude for the delivery team.
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Jimbo
Letters to the Editor Policy at Aiken Standard
The Aiken Standard accepts signed letters with full mailing address for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected and brevity favors space and clarity. Address letters to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.
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Thatcher Under Fire in Falklands War Time
In New York City a commentary says Thatcher's Falklands decisions may define her legacy. It warns that volatility could invite blame tied to personal health and vigor, shaping public perception of Britain's leadership during the conflict.
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Britain
Margaret Thatcher
What A World! A Lefty View of Global Power Plays
The column critiques liberal mockery of Reagan and media takes on Soviet behavior while weighing gender politics and leadership. It notes figures like Jeane Kirkpatrick, Sandra Day O Connor, and Margaret Thatcher, arguing women in power face systemic hurdles yet may prevail through strength and decisiveness.
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Margaret Thatcher
Inflation, Debt, and Federal Pensions a Time Bomb
Opinion highlights inflation as the root economic ill while noting a hidden growth in federal pension debt. It cites rising costs from COLAs and early retirements, with figures like $1 trillion in pensions and lawmakers receiving up to $48,500 yearly. Critics warn taxpayers face escalating obligations unless spending or monetary policy shifts occur.
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