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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1981
Page
4
An army base incident at Ft Riley led to the swift removal of a respected major amid a clash over battlefield profanity. The author questions command decisions and compares the general to tyrants from fiction, urging transfer to a desk role.
The Wall Street Journal cites Michigan State University professor Bradley Greenberg who argues soaps shape youth values with sexual content. Agnes Nixon counters that shows reflect life and explore causes behind teen prostitution and domestic abuse.
The article surveys public opinion on sex education in U S schools, noting broad support yet limited mandatory programs. It cites concerns about indoctrination, religious and parental objections, and the belief that classroom instruction cannot fully address sexual anxiety. Proponents argue education can curb teenage pregnancy and provide informed choices.
The piece argues all news is economic and the economy remains weak until the tax cuts boost private spending. It calls for rebuilding federal revenue with new taxes and fees while warning against excessive deficits and defense cuts. It floats ideas like gasoline taxes and a value added tax as possible revenue sources.
In a letter response, the advisor urges the writer in their early 20s to seek deliverance through faith in Jesus Christ. It stresses acknowledging sins, confessing to God, and surrendering life and struggles to Christ as essential steps toward lasting freedom from alcohol and drugs.
A Lexington column mixes humor and social quirks. Aiken readers recall a jogging smoker on Whiskey Road and reflect on aging, language, and the evolving meaning of chauvinist. Dick Cavett quotes close the note on word usage.
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