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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1987

Page

4

Airlines' sulky stance risks delaying on time flight rules

As Elizabeth Dole pushes for truth in airline schedules six major carriers signed a consent deal to fix late flights at four busy airports with fines up to 1000 dollars for persistent lateness. Airlines filed monthly on time reports but resisted stricter remedies arguing deregulation could be harmed by tighter controls and consumer pressure.

U.S Elizabeth Dole Dole Capitol Hill Congress American Airlines American Robin Matell Eastern Airlines Matell

What Holds The West Together

A Los Angeles Times Syndicate opinion piece argues the West stays united not by shared fear but by high technology. It highlights trade and globalization driven by information and communication revolutions, with leaders like Gorbachev Thatcher Kohl and Japan shaping a trans national economy beyond Bretton Woods. The piece warns against fragmentation from old nationalist biases and ethical relativism while stressing unity through innovation and democracy.

New York City America Mr. Dooley U.S Atlantic NATO Pacific Japan Asian Rim West Western Alliance Mikhail Gorbachev Soviet Union Bretton Woods Peter Drucker Margaret Thatcher Britain Helmut Kohl South Korea

Minimum Wage Hike Could Cost Black Youth Jobs

Dallas Morning News argues that raising the minimum wage from 3.35 to 4.65 threatens unskilled workers, especially black youth, by reducing employment and limiting entry level opportunities that build skills and a path to higher wages. The piece cites studies predicting job loss and warns of long term social costs beyond immediate pay raises.

Sen Edward M. Kennedy Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee Bureau of Labor Statistics America

George McElmurray Remembered for Farming and Education Work

George McElmurray a Beech Island farmer led McElmurray Farms Inc and ran a cotton gin and fertilizer business. He served 12 years on the Aiken County Board of Education and helped establish school attendance areas. He received the 1975 Outstanding Citizen Award and was active in local clubs and church. His survivors include his wife Dorothy Scott.

George McElmurray Aiken County Beech Island McElmurray Farms Inc George Bobby McGee Soil Conservation Service Capers Chapel McElmurray

Liposuction risks and costs fuel vanity craze

The piece traces liposuction's rise as a cosmetic fad with patients spending up to ten thousand dollars. It notes deaths and complications, doctor competition across specialties, and questions long term health effects while television hype pressures lean bodies.

Linda Martonik Vista Calif Shirley Grimes Escondido Wall Street Journal Mary Auble Dublin

Letters to the Editor at the Aiken Standard

The Aiken Standard invites signed letters with writer’s handwriting and address. Anonymous submissions are not considered. Legible letters may be edited for space and tone. brief, pointed pieces preferred. address to Letters to the Editor P. O. Box 456 Aiken SC 29802.

Aiken Standard Aikem Standard P. O Aiken S.C

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