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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1985

Page

4

Call For War On Poverty Misguided

Opinion argues the bishops breakthrough plan to guarantee jobs via government programs replicates Lyndon Johnson and Francois Mitterrand failures. It favors private-sector led growth, tax cuts, and a balanced budget as the path to more jobs, saying debt repayment would accelerate growth and reduce unemployment.

Lyndon Johnson Francois Mitterrand Mitterrand United States Reagan U.S Ronald Reagan Congress

The Furor Over AIDS The Right To Pass On Infection

A columnist argues against sensational AIDS coverage and urges firm public health action. He warns the disease will rise sharply, demands quarantine if needed, and stresses protecting the uninfected public over civil liberties concerns. He contends AIDS can affect anyone and calls for decisive measures.

Centers For Disease Control

Ashley Cooper collects quips from readers and humorists

A collage of light anecdotes from Ashley Cooper and readers includes a sidewalk pitch for a portable TV, a joke about a neurotic boss, elderly couple memories, Perry Como humor, a golfer’s misadventures, tax law quips, and a jab at tenured professors.

Brian McNutt Brian Perry Como Ron Hudspeth Atlanta Journal Como the Fox Perry

Gorbachev Emerges as Polished Soviet Diplomat in Paris

The Paris visit showcased Mikhail Gorbachev as a relaxed, quick minded negotiator who impressed Western observers with his television presentation and press conference with Francois Mitterrand. Despite no breakthroughs, his refined diplomacy signals tougher Soviet challenges for Reagan in Geneva.

Mikhail Gorbachev Paris Reagan Soviet Union West Stalin Khrushchev United Nations Brezhnev Andropov KGB Chernenko Mr. Gorbachev Kremlin Francois Mitterrand Gorbachev United States France Europe NATO Mitterrand Geneva

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