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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1984

Page

4

Conservatives Lose The Black Vote Misunderstood Trends

The piece argues that black Americans show unexpected conservative leanings on issues like abortion and school prayer. It cites NORC and AP polls, ADL findings, and Times CBS results, highlighting support for voluntary prayer, tax credits, and hiring fairness, while criticizing liberal spending and quotas. It concludes Republicans should more actively engage black communities.

National Opinion Research Center Associated Press Anti-Defamation League Democrats New York Times CBS News Catholic League For Religious and Civil Rights U.S. Census Bureau Great Society National Conference of Black Mayors Congress

Reaganomics gains appeal as Europe eyes job boom

Europeans reexamine Reaganomics amid rising U.S. hiring. Mondale critics note that since 1970 America created 21 million jobs, with nearly a third in the last two years, while Europe struggled with double-digit unemployment and stagnant growth. France under Mitterrand and Fabius embraces tax cuts, hinting at Laffer Curve logic. Mandel can learn to adapt.

Walter Mondale Europe France Francois Mitterrand Belgium Holland Italy Britain Denmark West Germany Wolf Grunner Business Week Voila Mitterrand Fabius Mondale

Reagan Policy and Miscellany Mixed in a Column

Ashley Cooper notes Reagan s tough policy as the Russians arrest rather than kill after an American ship neared Siberia. Jokes and jabs cover taxes posturing in South Carolina, a fee male jab, Miss America, and lawmakers expense allowances, plus a local reader letter about Mondale’s daughter and school permission for after school speeches.

Reagan Siberia

Dear Dr Graham and Mrs R N V Advice

A reader confesses an affair with a married man, seeking forgiveness. The reply warns that extramarital affairs wrongly promise happiness and harm moral and personal well being, urging repentance and caution to readers tempted to break God’s laws.

DR. Graham

No New Tax Stance Defined by Michigan Senate Race

In Michigan, former astronaut Jack Lousma runs against Sen. Carl Levin with a No new taxes pledge as he seeks to capitalize on anti tax sentiment after 1983 state hikes. Levin counters by backing targeted taxes and spending controls, while public polls show fluctuating leads and strong party dynamics ahead of the November election.

Detroit Michigan Reagan Walter Mondale Jack Lousma Carl Levin Ronald Reagan Mondale Lousma James Blanchard GOP State Senate Levin Senate Economic Club of Fritz Hollings Bailey- Deardourff Ted Kennedy Carl Yavin Blanchard

Readers' Views and State Senate Candidate Clash

A readers' letter cites a year past Korean Airlines disaster to critique Soviet policy and U S response citing McDonald and Safire. It argues candidates grovel before Communists. The letter then promotes Fred Christensen in State Senate District 24 and mentions SRP reactors and recall rights. David Brown, 718 Davis Terr.

America Larry McDonald Red Reagan Administration Congress New York Times William Safire U.S.S.R Safire Shealy Christensen Aiken County SRP Aiken Fred Christensen David Brown Davis

Of Things Not Seen Faith and creation view clash with evolution

A letter argues creation science over evolution, asserting God created earth with future needs and Adam as a grown man. It claims evolution is unproven and cites Hebrews 11 1 and John 4 24 to support faith as evidence, signed by B D Pate of North Augusta South Carolina.

Earth God B.D. Pate Whitehall Rd North Augusta S.C

Where Has Sen Shealy Been in Aiken County

In Aiken County fall arrives as high school football midseason and Ryan Shealy visits city residents. The piece questions if the State Senate candidate will listen to locals and notes opposition from Fred Christensen sparking interest in Shealy’s Aiken visit.

Aiken Ryan Shealy Mr. Shealy State Senate Shealy Aiken County Fred Christensen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ashley Cooper By Ashley Cooper South Carolina S.C. General Assembly Schubert Sara Florida Melvin Fullerton Mr. Fullerton Billy Graham By Jack W. Germond and Jules Witcover Detroit News Democratic Party Gonr Sen. Shealy
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