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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1983

Page

4

Atlanta Constitution Editor Backtracks on Savannah River Plant Critique

City Editor Dallas Lee of the Atlanta Constitution admits fault in fueling the polycythemia vera scare of 1982 at a South Carolina Press Association workshop in Columbia. He notes a retraction a year later, says you win some and you lose some, and compares SRP with Three Mile Island despite no site visit or evidence of radiation injury among 6,000 SRP employees or nearby residents. The piece criticizes his remarks as irresponsible and ignorant and calls for another retraction.

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Aquino Imprint of Grief Over Slain Leader in Manila

The burial route for Benigno S. Aquino Jr. sparked massive grief among up to a million Filipinos, seen as a marker of resistance to Marcos. Debates swirl over Aquino’s death, motives, and the regime. The piece argues Reagan should cancel a planned visit to Manila to avoid meddling and to affirm U.S. allegiance to the Philippine people.

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Not The Same After 84 Senate Faces Loss Of Leaders

The United States Senate will not be the same after 1984 with three influential figures leaving. Sen Henry M Jackson Howard Baker and John Tower will not seek reelection, removing key leaders from both parties and signaling a major shift in the chamber.

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Unfettered Madman Quote from 1886 Russia Book

A quoted excerpt from Stepniak’s 1886 book Russia Under the Tsars critiques autocracy. The author warns that an unfettered madman in a party setting poses sudden danger and argues only the destruction of czarist rule can free Europe from external threat, noting little change since.

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How Will America Respond to Soviet Mass Murder

A political essay argues the Soviet Union is a global outlaw and calls for a vigorous U.S. response. It contends Reagan must push tougher policies, cites the Korean airliner tragedy, and urges actions such as suspending the grain deal and reimposing sanctions on the Siberian pipeline. The piece warns against symbolic moves and stresses decisive leadership for Cold War survival.

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Princess Papooli and a Nation’s Language Debate

An editorial voice contrasts a risqué Hawaiian song with views on charity and sexuality, then attacks U S language policy in schools. It cites Ventura lemons rotting while imported fruit floods markets, critiques bilingual education in Arlington and New York, and praises national linguistic standards before returning to the Papooli tale of generosity ending in being used up.

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Reagan's War on Poverty Critics Clash With Media Bias

White House communications chief David Gergen criticizes CBS ABC and NBC for liberal bias in coverage while Reagan is urged to defend conservative governance. The piece contrasts Johnson's War on Poverty with Reagan era rhetoric and warns of Democratic shifts if Republicans fail to press conservative principles.

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