Senator Hollings Opposes Augusta Savannah River Project
U.S. Senator Ernest Hollings criticizes Augusta’s plan to divert Savannah River for hydroelectric power. He warns the scheme could reduce river flow to 500 cubic feet per second for half the year, harming recreation, economy, wildlife, and water supplies for Edgefield and North Augusta. He urges perseverance by Hollings and Rep. Derrick to block the project.
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EPA sees net benefit in pollution controls despite high costs
The EPA report estimates public and private pollution control spending will exceed 500 billion dollars this decade. It notes 33,000 job losses since 1971 but predicts 524,000 new jobs by 1987, arguing benefits outweigh costs and that the GDP impact is only seven tenths of a percent by 1987.
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Dear A.T. How to cope after a breakup
A counselor advises that painful feelings fade with time and warns against withdrawal or rushing into new relationships. Focus on wholesome activities, new friendships, and redefining priorities. The message emphasizes turning to God, inviting Christ into life, and seeking His will for fresh purpose.
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When A Woman Is Boss A Paul Harvey Commentary
Paul Harvey argues that polls split on women in high office and notes strong performance by women executives in business. He cites data from Wellesley on women managers and Kane, Parker polls showing mixed views on a female boss, plus the pay gap and the need for women to prove themselves in politics and industry.
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Sitcoms Lose Spark as Viewers Seek Fresh Comedy Voices
TV moguls and critics note a slump in half hour sitcoms as ratings drop for top shows. Richard Turner traces theories from overexposure to cable reruns and aging talent while suggesting innovation may revive comedy beyond TV’s current formula.
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Guilt Over Hiroshima Guilt Over Hiroshima
In New York City a reflective essay discusses the Hiroshima anniversary and critiques Soviet propaganda usage. It weighs Truman's controversial decision, Oppenheimer’s burden, and the moral trauma without sugarcoating the costs.
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