Irony surrounds Nobel Peace prize amid Middle East rift
The piece notes the 1978 Nobel Peace Prize for Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin as a new Israel Palestinian dispute erupts over West Bank settlements. It questions Begin's stance, cites U S reactions, and urges renewed responsibility from Begin to restore peace momentum.
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Middle East
Anwar Sadat
Menachem Begin
Begin
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Egypt
Albert T Howell Jr Editor Here for Years in Aiken
Albert T. Howell Jr. longtime editor of the Aiken newspaper during the 1950s and 60s, son of a Baptist minister, shared editorial voice with sister publisher Annie H. King. He also ran a Maryland paper, later splitting time between Aiken and Bluffton. He died last week at 77, a loss to journalism in South Carolina.
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Albert T. Howell, Jr
Aiken
Howell
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Editor and staff listings from Aiken newspaper page
The snippet shows Scott B. Hunter as managing editor Aiken SC with A B Cubbedge advertising director and Charles O Grice classified ad manager.
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Scott B. Hunter
A.B. Cubbedge
Charles O. Grice
Salvation by faith not works appeals to aging reader
A church adviser counsels an 89 year old reader that salvation comes only through Jesus Christ, not by good deeds. He explains God’s perfection, human sin, and pride in self trust, urging the reader to surrender to Christ for eternal life.
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Christ
Court Influencing Reportage
Washington column examines how top officials use pressure and secrecy to control media coverage. It details Warren Burger s alleged retaliation against Time reporter Dave Beckwith with affidavits and off the record dinner remarks. It also covers Nina Totenberg s New Times piece and a disputed letter by Steven Charen at the Vera Institute.
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Totenberg
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Mark Cannon
Vera Institute of Justice
Charen
Tom Rosenstiel
David Ansley
Barrett McGurn
McGurn
George Hirsch
Hirsch
Aiken Standard Seeks Signed Letters to Editors
The Aiken Standard invites letters from readers for publication. Letters must be signed with the writer’s address and legible. Anonymous submissions are not considered and editors may edit for space clarity and libel. They should not exceed 200 words unless editors decide otherwise.
Dining in Belfast Europa Hotel Amid The Troubles
Ashley Sees It describes a 8:30 p.m. dinner for two at the Europa Hotel in Belfast, amid repeated bombings and barbed wire. The journalist notes guards, searches, and nightly unrest as the city struggles with The Troubles, framing resilience and fear in a wary travelogue tone.
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