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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1982

Page

4

Unexpected Support In Bob Jones Supreme Court Fight

The New York Times reports hidden support amid a broader worry among non profit groups that tax exempt status could become government subsidies. Opponents fear ruling could force policies on religion and charity, including discrimination rules. Some say impact may not come soon, possibly not before 1984.

U. S. Supreme Court Bob Jones University New York Times the Times Bob Jones The Supreme Court William T. Coleman Jr

Amendment Supports Local Tax Breaks for Industry

A letter from North Charleston Mayor Bourne urges opposing a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow five year tax exemptions for new industries. The editorial argues the measure grants only an optional tool, not automatic exemptions, and notes municipalities already use similar practices to attract growth.

John E. Bourne Jr North Charleston South Carolina Bourne Aiken

Reagan Faces Credibility Crisis in Misery Elections

The piece argues the November elections hinge on psychology and policy amid high unemployment. Reagan’s upbeat style clashes with voter pain, as Democrats blame Reaganomics and Republicans run defensive campaigns. Stock market gains offer a potential political lever, but whether markets signal real hope remains debated.

New York City Ronald Reagan Omaha Reagan Carter Franklin Roosevelt

Caligula Suggests Gladiatorial Games To Solve Unemployment

Ashley Cooper notes Nobel prizes ignite debate as a Spaniard wins literature and a Chicago economist gets the prize. The column imagines Caligula proposing gladiatorial bouts for convicts with thumbs up or down polls and even a Nobel prize for excellence in death.

University of Chicago Gaius Caligula Jonathan Swift Pee Wee Gaskins Caligula

Vote No on SC 1982 Tax Exemption Amendment

North Charleston Mayor John E. Bourne Jr urges defeating the November 2 1982 amendment allowing city councils to grant five year tax exemptions to new industry. He warns exemptions shift taxes to homeowners and increase burdens on less able residents.

South Carolina John E. Bourne, Jr North Charleston

Aiken County Referendum On School Board Taxing Authority

The League of Women Voters of Aiken County urges a NO vote on an advisory referendum that asks whether the General Assembly should retain control of the Aiken County School District operating millage. It notes current delegation power and outlines potential, but not guaranteed, changes. Merrilee Anderson hosts the position as LWV president.

Aiken County General Assembly League of Women Voters of Aiken State Dept. of Education League of Women Voters Merrilee Anderson

Aiken Standard Seeks Letters to the Editor Submissions

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with the writer’s mailing address for publication. Anonymous letters are not considered. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space, clarity, taste, and libel. Address to Letters to the Editor P O Box 456 Aiken SC 29801.

Aiken Standard P. O Aiken S.C

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