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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1982
Page
4
The feature argues for Aiken shoppers to favor local merchants, noting tax benefits from spending at home, parking advantages, personal service, and a growing downtown dining scene. It highlights downtown charm, improving shopping centers, and early Christmas sales gains over 1981.
Mid November data show the Big Four automakers reporting double digit sales gains and heavy showroom traffic, driven by low interest loans rebates and incentives. The surge raises hopes for broader recovery as suppliers and related industries feel the impact and local dealers push attractive trade in offers.
The Israeli Inquiry Commission shadows Menachem Begin and colleagues as the final report looms. Washington hopes for a fall, but the piece argues that the government may survive, with Begin remaining a central symbol of security policy and Peres unable to pivot the debate toward morality alone.
Washington article critiques liberal church politics and the National Council of Churches while defending clergy voice on ethical issues. It contrasts Civil rights, social gospel, and political advocacy with warnings against doctrinal political endorsements and excessive government programs. The piece notes tensions between Falwell era critiques and liberal clergy actions.
Ashley Cooper argues the ACC overreacted to Clemson probation by piling penalties and vows fans will sustain the program with contributions. The column also analyzes Citadel firing Art Baker and General Grimsley’s pressure on athletic success, suggesting leadership style and accountability drive outcomes. The writer contrasts recession mood with expected optimism among Clemson supporters.
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