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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1985
Page
4
A column critiques Bishop John Allin for accusing Reagan policies of oppression and links his remarks to Soviet state propaganda. It argues Americans support deterrence, immigration, and democracy while opposing socialist regimes, noting Bishop Browning later opposed SDI.
The Reagan administration said the United States will no longer accept the International Court of Justice's compulsory jurisdiction in political cases. It will refer disputes only when both sides agree or by treaty, arguing the court has been largely ineffective and unenforceable for decades.
The Toronto Globe and Mail notes a冲argument in Canadian advertising on sex as a selling tool. University of Montreal psychologist John Wright says sex is waning while factors like career worries fitness and security rise in buyer minds. Griff Thompson of JWT argues the decline is premature. Detroit News.
A column argues for strong limits on obscenity in music and film urging a decency board to rate records and license revocation for outlets airing explicit content. It defends protecting children, cites Frank Zappa and Susan Baker remarks, and riffs on ageism, gender roles, and cultural tastes across media.
An essay remarks on Lee Iacocca's move into consumer finance and Chrysler's credit expansion. It links the shift to Ford financing in the 1950s, UAW agreements, Blue Cross Blue Shield costs, longer auto loans, and economic pressures shaping the industry before condemning a system seen as fooling the public.
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