Reagan Commission Warns Of U S Industrial Decline
A revived 1984 report from the President's Commission on Industrial Competitiveness warns that U S world leadership national security and future opportunity hinge on manufacturing. The piece cites BankAmerica asset shedding as contemporary evidence of broader economic risk.
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Reyskavik
Iran
Commission On
Reagan
U.S
Robert Walters
San Francisco
BankAmerica Corp
Remembering J Luther Aull and 1980s industrial shifts
Obituary notes Luke Aull a Johnston publisher and civic leader who founded The Ridge Citizen in 1947 and shaped local journalism until its merger into The Citizen News. The piece recalls his WWII service, community roles, and long Scout and church involvement. It also surveys GE IBM Ford plant closures, rising Japan exports, and the U S productivity debate sparking calls for new trade and science ministries.
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Luke) Aull
Johnston
Newberry Herald and News
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Ridge Citizen
Edgefield News
Citizen News
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Jaycees
American Legion Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Johnston Merchants Association
Johnston Lions Club
Boy Scouts of America
St. John’s Lutheran Church
South Carolina Press Association
Johnston Sertoma Club
Syracuse
N.Y
General Electric Corp
Japan
Korea
Tokyo
United States
Indianapolis
IBM
Greencastle
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
North America
Europe
Romeo
Mich
McNeil-Lehrer News Hour
Jamaica
Barbados
Caribbean
Commission
U.S
Pacific Rim
Congress
Recycled satellite saves Air Force millions and months
David Grant of Johns Hopkins University directed Air Force to a Smithsonian Air and Space Museum display. The refurbished museum satellite replaced a new craft, saving $2 million and six months. The piece warns against a precedent of recycling every historic vehicle.
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Johns Hopkins University
Air Force
Grant
Smithsonian Institute
Air and Space Museum
Orville
Wilbur
Democratic Senate Victory Signals 1988 Presidency Dynamics
William V. Shannon argues the Democratic Senate win shapes the 1988 race not by repudiating Reagan but by setting a near equal footing between parties. He cites the presidency as essential to guiding policy, the likelihood of legislative stalemate, and the need for a strong national image to sway voters.
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White House
Steven Symms
Idaho
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Nixon
Humphrey
Carter
Ford
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Central America
South Africa
Walter Mondale
Soviet Union
U.S
Nicaragua
John Kennedy
Jimmy Carter
Christians Should Settle Disputes Without Suing
A reader asks if Christians should sue. the response cites 1 Corinthians 6 1 8 urging believers to avoid secular court cases among Christians. It notes the aim of preserving Christian reputation and suggests Christian conciliation services as alternative dispute resolution.
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Christ
Christian Legal Society
Southern Democrats reshape Congress balance after 1986 election
The piece notes Southern Democrats gain influence in the Senate and House after the November 4, 1986 vote. It highlights John Stennis chairing the Senate Appropriations, key Southern Democrat picks like Sam Nunn and Lloyd Bentsen, and the emergence of Richard Shelby signaling tax stance.
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Reagan
United States
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San Francisco
United States Congress
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Mississippi
John Stennis
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
J. Bennett Johnston
Louisiana
Ernest Hollings
South Carolina
David Boren
Oklahoma
Richard Shelby
Alabama
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