House votes against U S arms for Turkey reflection on two majorities
In the House July 24 debate on arms for Turkey the majority defeated the measure 223-206. The piece argues a clash between political realism and high principle, noting Greek lobbying and concerns about NATO and world peace. It frames the vote as a test of constitutional dual majorities and U S foreign policy balance.
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Holmes Alexander
Turkey
Wise Money
Willmore Kendall
Kendall
House
Capitol
Kissinger
Cyprus
Greece
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Mayaguez
Defense
Rosenthal
D-N.y
United States
Aiken Standard masthead features Cothran and Cathcart
The Aiken Standard, established in 1867, lists Samuel A. Cothran as President and Editor and Robert D. Cathcart as Executive Editor, reflecting its leadership lineup.
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Samuel A. Cothran
South Carolina Young Farm Family of the Year: the Cowards
Thomas H. Coward and his wife Cathy Sampson Coward of Aiken are named South Carolina's Young Farm Family of the Year. They farm 1000 acres with the help of family, holding civic roles in seed, soybean, cattle, soil and water districts, and the Aiken Farm Bureau.
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Thomas H. Coward
Aiken
South Carolina
S.C. Farmer Cooperative Council
H.C. Coward
Cowards
Coward
S.C. Foundation Seed Association
State Soybean Growers Association
Cattlemen’s Association
Soil and Water Conservation District
Aiken Farm Bureau
Old
Cathy Sampson
Dupont
Frank Sampson
Savannah River
Mr. Coward
Ford to call White House talk on business deregulation
The editorial supports President Ford planning a White House Conference on over regulation of business. It warns bureaucrats may seek new niches to regulate, hindering deregulation efforts, and wishes Ford luck in advancing business freedom.
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Ford
White House
Cwinnett Daily News
Responsibility and judgment in human action and faith
A theological reflection argues that God provides power but humans bear responsibility for misuse. It cites James on temptation and Aaron at the golden calf, then uses an electric car analogy to describe God initiating guidance while humans steer. It highlights the gospel's aim to reclaim misdirected life through Christ.
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James
Aaron
God
Christ
Rosenberg faces ethics probe over $156 million study
Jack Anderson reports William Rosenberg, Michigan Public Service Commission chair and nominee to head the Federal Energy Administration research program, is subpoenaed in a $156 million overrun case at Consumers Power Co. He allegedly urged a Stanford draft to favor the utility, risking criminal charges.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
William Rosenberg
Michigan Public Service Commission
Federal Energy Administration
Marysville
Mich
Rosenberg
Consumers Power Co
Stanford Research Institute
Stanford
Commission
Lansing
James Moll
Moll
Genesee County, Mich
Robert Leonard
Michigan
Allenwood
Second Class Country Threatens U.S. Growth Says Foy
Ralph de Toledano cites Bethlehem Steel chairman Lewis W. Foy who warns that the United States lags in growth, investment, and productivity. He argues tax reforms, faster depreciation, and reduced energy waste are needed to expand industry and create jobs amid environmentalist and zero growth pressures.
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Barry Commoners
Ralph Naders
United States
Congress
Lewis W. Foy
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Washington
Foy
America
U.S
Japan
Barry Commoner
Ralph Nader
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Turkeys
Mideast
Aprica
Asia
Eie
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S.C
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Andrew Jackson
Aikenites
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Billy Graham
Ethics
Ralph de Toledano
West Germany
Treasury Department
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