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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1981
Page
4
The Reagan era loosens a 40 year ban on homework in some industries, sparking debate. AFL-CIO argues it risks exploitation while supporters say it opens opportunity for women and homebound workers, challenging union driven restrictions.
The Senate, under Republican control, rejected three tax and pay reform measures as President Reagan urged belt tightening. It repealed a 3000 dollar housing deduction cap, scrapped a 25000 dollar cap on income for speeches to private groups, and raised top civil service pay to 57500 dollars. The move drew criticism for insensitivity to the president’s plea for deficits curb.
The New York Times notes unisex dining shifts as extra men vanish from hostess tables. Readers recall divorced or widowed hosts being courted as rare invites, while gender-balanced seating and “persons” replace traditional male guests.
The abortion debate remains deeply divisive despite public polls showing 71 percent oppose a constitutional ban. Anti abortion forces push for federal funding limits and new amendments while proponents stress legalized access. Senate hearings are set for October on various restrictions and a possible constitutional ban.
The piece critiques the Reagan administration over its AWACS sale to Saudi Arabia and its trade stance with the Soviet Union. It alleges policy misjudgments, internal rivalries, and lukewarm enforcement of measures, while noting corporate pressure and Commerce Department actions. it also contrasts rhetoric against reality in dealing with Cuba and the Soviet economy.
Billy P. Finley responds to a 9 21 81 AP article urging reform of public records and source protection laws. He argues for transparency in federal investigations, questions suggested changes, and urges reconsideration of the current senator for the seat. He cites the Freedom of Information Act and quotes a biblical line about truth.
A pastor outlines that the Lord's Supper reminds believers of sin's depth, the cost of salvation through Christ, God's profound love, and the hope of Christ's return. He cites 1 John 3:1 to emphasize divine adoption as children of God and the family identity gained through faith.
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