Asians Show Success of Asian Americans in Education and Work
A Population Reference Bureau study finds 35 percent of Asian Americans aged 25 and older have college degrees, over twice the white rate. Median immigrant family income from several Asian nations is 23600 versus 20800 for whites. The text highlights language barriers overcome by hard work and self sacrifice, framing opportunity in America.
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Korea
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Zoning Aims To Protect Property Owners Rights
A Bath minister Rev Jack L Scott argues against county wide zoning in a letter to the editor. The piece frames zoning as protecting neighborhoods from undesirable invasions and compares it to church views on locating alcohol venues. It acknowledges his right to oppose but disagrees with his reasons.
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Action Urged To Correct Maddening Traffic Trap
A driver describes a near fatal collision on Silver Bluff Rd due to a slow traffic trap. An attentive note from Claire M. Ahrens at 1016 Clark Road urges authorities to fix safety measures before more lives are at risk.
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Clark Road
Soviet military doctrine shapes policy and fear of war
The Soviet Union uses war or its threat as a policy instrument while claiming no desire for war. It maintains heavy defense spending, conscription, and a militarized economy to ensure power, while warning Western publics and urging deterrence by the United States and allies.
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Harvard snubs Reagan as honorary degree debate rages
Ashley Cooper reviews Harvard’s choice to invite Ronald Reagan to speak at its 350th anniversary, noting the debate over honorary degrees for leaders and the university’s reluctance to award one to a former president. The column also riffs on tobacco spitting traditions and light South Carolina humor.
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Coalition forms to oppose county zoning in Aiken County
In Aiken County residents from diverse groups form a coalition against county-wide zoning. The group includes church members and leaders from multiple denominations, Democrats, Republicans, independents, and Libertarians who oppose higher taxes and increased government control on home and property. A meeting is set for Monday November 11 at 7 30 PM at the Catholic Center in Gloverville.
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Gloverville
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Eden Reports For European WSJ Edition
Editor note states Mr. Eden writes for The Wall Street Journal European edition.
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