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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1985
Page
13
A discussion asserts parents must guide children in ethics and values, criticizing courts for weakening Judeo Christian influence in public schools. It notes that churches and synagogues now teach lessons of honor and integrity, urging parental involvement rather than reliance on schools.
The push to televise U S Senate proceedings gains momentum as two Senate bills, backed by Byrd and Armstrong, move through Congress. Critics once feared loss of dignity, but C-SPAN proves televised government can inform millions including Aiken Cablevision subscribers.
A Myrtle Beach woman sues a tavern owner and bartender for 1 million dollars after her father fell off a barstool three times between drinks and later died from head injuries. The complaint alleges negligence by the bartender and bar staff.
Former Treasury Secretary Bill Simon argues Congress blocks spending restraint and warns the U S is drowning in red ink. Purdue economist Dunkelberg cites four major budget items debt interest military health and Social Security. He notes 56 percent of welfare money funds bureaucracy and urges big fixes including cutting subsidies and repealing Davis Bacon and Jones Act.
Washington column notes growing public confidence in public schools as surveys show higher A or B ratings for local schools and fewer poor grades. It highlights rising teacher pay, state and local funding, and NEA activities focusing on classroom innovation rather than federal funding battles.
A historical overview contrasts Huey P. Long with modern Louisiana politics as Gov. Edwin W. Edwards faces racketeering and conspiracy trials. It recounts Long's 1918 1935 career, the Share the Wealth plan, impeachment, and his assassination, plus his brothers and son Russell's political rise and stance.
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