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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1980
Page
4
A farm wife and husband toiled 47 years on a North Dakota ranch then faced selling to cover inheritance taxes. The essay argues taxes hurt small farms and family businesses, draining incentives and harming widows and children, with ties to equal rights.
The piece argues neither side holds a monopoly on compassion for the disadvantaged. It contrasts liberal reliance on government programs with conservatives favoring job creation and self sufficiency, noting shifts in minority voting but urging a focus on effective, compassionate policy rather than labels. It cites Carter’s stance, minority turnout, and rising conservative sentiment among Chicanos while calling for action over rhetoric.
The court upholds in school settings a holiday observance with a religious secular balance. Christmas carols may be sung along with other holidays while clear religious aspects remain home and church responsibility. The decision suggests secularizing religious observances in public schools.
A reader asks how to stay happy facing death. The reply says fear arises from the unknown, but faith in Jesus offers peace. It cites John 11 25 26 and states belief in Christ yields eternal life beyond death.
A former Jackson High School secretary reflects on 17 years in Aiken County Schools and warns that consolidation with Silver Bluff High will end the small school's era. She recalls SOAR participation, advanced coursework, and notable Jackson graduates while praising the close student-teacher relationships.
The fragment lists Samuel A. Cothran as publisher Scott B Hunter as managing editor Brio A B Cubed ge as advertising director with a date of Friday November 21 1980. It reflects a newspaper front page masthead style and staff credits.
A nostalgic quiz column aimed at seasoned readers includes questions about Wiley Post Al Smith Paavo Nurmi and silent stars with playful wordplay and hints scattered through riddles and misprints.
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