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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1983

Page

4

Critics Miss The Point On Grenada Invasion

The AP photograph shows an American evacuee kneeling in celebration at Charleston Air Force Base as U S troops rescued about 1 000 Americans from Grenada amid Marxist turmoil The piece argues the invasion secured release from danger and exposed Cuban and Soviet aims while sparking broad public support despite liberal criticism worldwide.

Free World Associated Press Grenada U.S Air Force Charleston Air Force Base Reagan Maurice Bishop Cuba Soviet Union Caribbean Central America South America Organization of Eastern Caribbean States United States White House ABC News House Thomas P. O’neill D-Mass Senate Robert Byrd D-W.va California Alan Cranston Jim Bates Daniel Patrick Moynihan D-N.y Nicaragua Moscow United Nations Britain Margaret Thatcher Central

Death of Corpsman Ronny Bates in Lebanon Terror Attack

Mourners in Aiken honor Corpsman First Class Ronny K Bates son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Bates as one of over 200 Americans killed in the Lebanon terrorist attack on October 23 Marines were in Lebanon as a peacekeeping force and faced violent circumstances amid a mission to avoid conflict.

Aiken Thomas Bates Ronny K. Bates Lebanon Bates

Imagination and heroism amid war memory

A veteran reflection honors Corpsman Ronny Bates who died in the attack on Marine HQ. The author condemns the attackers and warns that escalation could draw in major powers, risking a broader world war as American lives are sacrificed for peace in the Middle East.

Middle East Lebanon

Bonn peace rally banners link Reagan to communism

International protest at Bonn features stickers and symbols attacking Reagan and the US while soft-praising Soviet actions. Commentators argue the peace movement is ideologically aligned with the Soviet Union, justifying anti American sentiment and defending Leninist tactics.

Bonn Yuri Andropov Nicaragua el Salvador PLO Soviet Union Paul Oestreicher England

NASA Spinoffs Multiply Benefits From Space Endeavors

A libertine meditation on space program gains noting stardust in burns and diabetes research and a Hyperester Seine net transforming fishing. It links NASA tech to cheaper drugs durable tubing crime free water desalination and wind power while praising industrial profits in cities like Fort Worth San Diego Cleveland and Kalamazoo.

Space Planet Earth NASA Forth Worth San Diego Cleveland Kalamazoo Englewood, N.J

Ashley Cooper Sees The Issues

The letter critiques media branding and translations while noting political views. It praises Fritz Hollings in the Democratic race, cites a Charleston reader’s experience with Senator Hollings, and laments a misdelivered letter to Hollings for President in Charleston.

Fritz Hollings Fritz Charleston Vito A. Scarafile

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