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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1982
Page
20
The 10 percent unemployment rate signals a continuing recession with slow recovery ahead. Textiles layoffs hit Aiken County hardest amid rising imports, while tourism and retiree savings offer pockets of resilience. Inflation easing, lower interest rates, and stock gains spark cautious optimism for job recovery nationwide.
The cyanide tainted Tylenol outbreak in Chicago has led to seven deaths and widespread recalls. Johnson and Johnson faced recalls while Congress weighs stricter packaging rules. analysts warn the Tylenol brand may see large, delayed losses and substantial profits impact for the parent firm.
The Caribbean trip of Prince Andrew and actress Koo Stark dominates tabloids. Their mothers diverge in reaction, Queen Elizabeth reportedly furious while Stark’s mother chaperones. Public interest fuels front-page coverage and renewed film work for Stark.
A Senate dispute centers on Sen. Denton’s opposition to the Peace Day plan led by Mrs. Betty Bumpers and the Peace Links group. Denton links advisory council members to Soviet fronts, while others defend patriotism and debate bias in the media. The piece notes connections to Women Strike for Peace and Women International League for Peace and Freedom and the World Peace Council.
Ashley Cooper notes Pee Wee Gaskins pleads guilty to seven cold blooded murders and admits at least 13, possibly 16. He faces questions about death sentences and the state’s handling of capital punishment while critics compare his efficiency to SC’s execution record.
The Aiken Standard accepts signed handwritten letters with a return mailing address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Typewritten letters preferred and subject to editing for space clarity taste and libel. Address letters to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.
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