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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1985

Page

4

Wofford Sees Bright Future For Schools

Henry D. Wofford, chairman of South Carolina's State Board of Education, gives an upbeat view on public schools at the Aiken Rotary Club. He cites Education Improvement Act progress, high attendance, rising teacher pay, low dropout rates, and strong test scores as signs schools are moving forward.

Henry D. Wofford Johnston State Board of Education South Carolina Aiken Rotary Club Wofford South Carolina General Assembly Rand Corp Mississippi Aiken County Aiken

Refrigerator Perry soars as Bears’ rookie makes national splash

Chicago Bear William Perry nicknamed The Refrigerator has sparked national attention after scoring his first touchdown in a rare offensive look. Reports describe Perry as a folk hero with TV appearances and endorsement interest while his Clemson teammate Michael Perry earns weekly honors.

Wall Street Journal Aiken William Perry NBC Bryant Gumbel NFL Today Show Chicago Bears Clemson Walt Disney Chicago David Letterman the Journal Chicago Sun- Times Hollie Perry Michael South Carolina Association of Sportswriters

Thought For Today Chesterton Quote

The world will never starve for wonders but only for want of wonder spoken by G K Chesterton born 1874 died 1936. This quotation reflects the need for imagination and curiosity to sustain human life and culture.

G.K. Chesterton

U N at 40 A World Body Seen Through Forty Years

The piece reflects on the United Nations fortieth anniversary noting high hopes at founding in 1945, later tensions between major powers, and the expansion to 159 member states. It cites peacekeeping efforts from 1948 to 1978, UN agencies aiding refugees and health, and a wary view of global cooperation amid terrorism and Middle East conflict. Winston Churchill’s line on preferring diplomacy over war is cited.

Mother Earth United Nations U.N U.S United Nations Organization Israel Middle East India Security Council Yasser Arafat Javier Perez de Cuellar Lebanon U.N. General Assembly Winston Churchill

Nicaraguan Disinformation and U S Opposition

An essay examines the Managua regime's propaganda war at the Hague World Court and efforts by Harvard lawyer Abram Chayes to aid the Sandinistas. It cites Bishop Sturdie Downs and journalist Gary Moore noting anti American actions and media portrayals, plus Noam Chomsky's critique of U S policy and calls against U S democracy.

Geneva Central America Friends of Nicaragua World Court Hague Managua United States U.S U.N Jeane Kirkpatrick Abram Chayes Harvard Law School Chayes Cuba Soviet Union Sturdie Downs Episcopal California Episcopalian Bishop Downs Gary Moore Atlanta Constitution India Atlanta People’s Church Episcopal Prayer Book Society World Council of Churches Theodore Roosevelt John F. Kennedy Ronald Reagan Noam Chomsky Marxist Monthly Review Chomsky MIT Harvard University Israel Hemisphere

Plastic plane aims for world circumnavigation record

Dick Rutan leads a calcium lightweight plastic airframe built from epoxy-graphite Ryton PPS composites to fly around the world non stop next year. The project highlights durable, moldable plastics reshaping aerospace and even consumer goods like golf clubs as Phillips Petroleum markets synthetic metal composites for wide use.

Dick Rutan Phillips Petroleum Company Phillips Ryton Pps Research and Development Magazine

Aiken Standard Letters to the Editor Guidelines

The Aiken Standard accepts signed letters with a writer’s address for publication. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Legible submissions may be edited for space and taste. brief letters are preferred. Address Letters to the Editor at APO Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.

Aiken Standard APO Aiken, S.C

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