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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1983

Page

4

Grenada invasion debate tests press freedom and trust

The Aiken Standard condemns media bias and stresses press freedom as essential to U.S. democracy. It argues the Grenada operation showed government distrust of reporters and warns that partisan and combative coverage risks eroding constitutional protections.

White House Grenada Europe Pacific Korea Vietnam Reagan U. S Stooges Nixon Johnson Carter

Tip Overkill Wrings Political Drama From Reagan Clash

Max Lerner surveys a heated campaign start as Tip ONeill attacks Reagan’s policies and age while framing Mondale and Jackson’s odds. The piece links ONeills barb to Grenada and Machiavelli, contrasting fear tactics with leadership wisdom and longevity.

Russia Tip Reagan Machiavelli Andropov Castro Grenada Caribbean Geezer Ron Scotty Truman Eisenhower

Kennedy Khrushchev Pact Violations Prompt Caribbean Action

Washington notes massive Cuban Soviet hardware found in Grenada and Grenadan forces tied to Moscow. Critics warn emphasis on Cuban threat risks exposing motive rooted in power politics and legal concerns under strain from regional turmoil and allied unease.

Washington Grenada Moscow Reagan Caribbean U.S Europe Cuba Khrushchev Kennedy

Hays of Graniteville Remembered as Community Leader

James Roberson Hays, longtime Graniteville official and former chairman of the Aiken County Democratic Party, died Oct. 27. A Furman University baseball star, he built a civic life as a Lutheran community leader, Shriner, United Way and Cancer Society supporter, and company official with the Graniteville Co. His death is mourned by Graniteville and Aiken County.

Scotty Reston Tip Nancy Beverly Hills United States Walter Mondale Teddy Kennedy Jesse Jackson Sacred Seven Reagan James Roberson Hays Wagener Graniteville Graniteville Co Furman University Horse Creek Augusta Bubba Hays Cora Lee Reeves Buster Aiken County Democratic Party Eastern Star Knights of Pythias St. James Lutheran Church Lutheran Church Star Masonic Lodge United Way American Cancer Society Graniteville Exchange Club Midland Valley Country Club Strom Thurmond

Thought For Today Quote by H. G. Wells

A concise reflection on shared humanity cites H. G. Wells asserting that our true nationality is mankind. The line underscores universal solidarity and compassion across borders.

H. G. Wells

At The Crossroads SRP Expansion Faces NPR Location Decision

The piece urges continued operation and expansion of the Savannah River Plant and warns NPR placement in Idaho could threaten SRP. It highlights Aiken region benefits from SRP including Du Pont and 9,500 employees and lists addresses for Governor Richard Riley and Energy Secretary Donald Hodel to register support.

Savannah River SRP Idaho NPR Aiken du Pont

Dear Dr Graham Prison Letter on Bible Help

In a jail letter a inmate asks if the Bible can help him become a better person and receive forgiveness. The response affirms that faith in Jesus brings forgiveness, new life, and the Holy Spirit, inviting a simple prayer and daily growth through Scripture.

DR. Graham F.G.B God Christ Jesus Christ

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