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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1985
Page
4
Advertising Director A B Cubbedge retail ad manager Charles Grice classified ad manager Sharye Whisenant production director Sue S Brown bookkeeper Jill Eddins are named for the publication.
A Belfast couple Gerard Mahon and Catharine Mahon were killed by the Provisional IRA for alleged informant status. The piece discusses IRA crimes, U S extradition policy, and the push to end political crime protections amid Irish American reactions.
A political column argues Americans should recall the first war and resist reverence for royal titles. It contrasts George III’s era with modern democracy and questions etiquette for visiting British royals Diana and Charles. The piece urges polite courtesy without deference to royalty.
Albert E. Hart Jr died in Aiken on Nov 10 after a lifetime of service to equestrian sport. He chaired the American Horse Show Association and led the U S Equestrian Team as an honorary life director and long-time National Horse Show official. He served in World War II, later worked for General Motors Overseas, and helped found the Aiken Driving Club. Hart also cared for animals in New York and contributed to Olympic and international horse-sport organizations.
A reader asks about heaven and being good enough. The reply explains God's standard is perfection, that one sin blocks entry, and that salvation comes through Jesus Christ whose death transfers sins to Him and righteousness to believers who know Him.
A column by Vince Dooley and others satirizes football subsidies and college priorities. The piece critiques recruiting practices and academic focus, notes diversity of views on gender, and ends with a quip attributed to Leo about truth and aging.
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