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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1985
Page
4
The notice lists personnel roles with names Sue S. Brown as production director and Jill Eddins as bookkeeper, highlighting staff appointments in the organization.
Aiken Vocational Rehabilitation Center in York Street serves Edgefield, Aiken and Barnwell Counties. It helps people with physical and mental handicaps gain meaningful employment through evaluation, training, and job placement with local industries. Average client earnings rise from 13 to 150 weekly after rehabilitation, costing about 3033 per case, yielding strong tax contributions.
A concise reflection on how inaction acts as a choice, attributed to philosopher William James. The saying emphasizes the impact of not choosing when a decision is needed.
The PTA and allied groups urge a warning label on records with vulgar language explicit sexual references and glorified death by action rape and violence. Senate hearings hear supporters cite harmful lyrics while artists oppose labeling citing censorship concerns. Senator Hollings supports congressional intervention if industry refuses to self regulate.
Paul Harvey argues that bumper stickers reflect shifting public opinion about trade. He cites US debt, rising imports, and job losses across steel, textiles, shoes, and car sectors, warning that 2 million American jobs may vanish in five years. He contrasts US and foreign production costs with examples from Sears and Wal Mart.
A collage of quips and mini-essays touches on farming jokes, famous misfits, and scientific boasts. It nods to Bob Hope Elvis Presley Abraham Lincoln Einstein Marilyn Monroe Thomas Edison George Washington Carver. It includes Neil Morgan and Dr Charles Townes as well as humorous aphorisms about AIDS and dancer stereotypes.
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