Aiken Arts Council Festival Of Arts And Humanities Grows
The second annual festival in Aiken builds on last year’s success with broad community support. Activities center around the University of South Carolina Aiken campus as Etherredge Center readiness nears completion. Molly Gray chairs the festival with Sharon Brinkman as co chair. H Peter Bisschop leads the Arts Council after Charlotte Cassels.
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Aiken County
Musical Benefit Reaches Another Smash for Diabetes Fight
The Diabetes Association reports its annual musical production again a smashing success. Director Clarence Jolly gathered top local talent for My Fair Lady advancing the cause. Since the series began ten years ago it has raised nearly $80,000 for diabetes research and care. Encore to Jolly and the cast.
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A Columnist's View Of The Candidates
New York column analyzes seven Democratic presidential hopefuls with parallels to past leaders. Mondale, Glenn, Hollings, Hart, Cranston, and McGovern each draw comparisons to historic figures while criticizing media and the shifting pre primary dynamics shaping endorsements and voter reaction.
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Sen. Moynihan
New York
Reubin Askew
Jimmy Carter
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Humphrey
United States of America
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Dwight Eisenhower
Ike
Ernest Hollings
John Anderson
Anderson
Gary Hart
Jack Kennedy
Kennedy
Alan Cranston
George McGovern
Ernest
William Jennings Bryan
Cranston
Hollings
Mondale
Afl-Cio
National Education Assa
Carter
IRS Pushes W-9 A Form To Curb Tax Cheats
The IRS introduces W-9 A requiring taxpayers to swear they have provided correct Social Security numbers to banks and financial institutions and warns of penalties. Those failing to comply face a $50 penalty and 20 percent withholding on interest and dividends. Congress may revisit withholding if W-9 falls short.
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Move To Stability In Mexico As Peso Slides Slowly
The Mexican government devalues the peso gradually to cushion the slide under President Miguel de la Madrid. The strategy contrasts with Lopez Portillo’s overvaluation that fueled capital flight and inflation. The IMF austerity and bailouts aim to stabilize finance and reassure creditors.
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Jose Lopez Portillo
Lopez Portillo
Mexico
United States
Tijuana
de la Madrid
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Brazil
Energy Crisis Ended by Deregulation Under Reagan
A Reagan era review credits federal energy policy for ending the 1970s crisis. It notes deregulation reduced gas prices and imports, increased domestic production, and lowered OPEC influence. The Department of Energy report argues the crisis arose from government controls, not natural scarcity, and highlights policy lessons.
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United States
Ronald Reagan
White House
Reagan
America
Energy non-dependence story draws front page contrasts
Columbia reporters noted editors weigh front page choices as the Reagan administration abandons the goal of energy independence and hints at energy non dependence. Donald Hodel spoke in Columbia and Washington about a shifting policy, nuclear prospects, and a new national energy plan. The addition of President Reagan and the plan title boosted coverage beyond local speeches.
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Columbia
Associated Press
United States
U.S
Donald Hodel
South Carolina Energy Forum
Hodel
South Carolina
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