Salvation Army Opens New Shelter in Aiken
The Salvation Army completes a long-term building program with Red Shield Lodge a 7000 square foot shelter on Edgefield Road. It offers a transient dormitory two women and children rooms dining kitchen and 18 beds with capacity for more in emergencies. Local groups aided furnishings and support.
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Salvation Army
Army
Edgefield Road
Service To Humanity
Red Shield Lodge
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
K car debut signals fate of U S auto industry
The first Chrysler K car rolls off the line as Congress backs a $1.5 billion loan guarantee. The piece notes a sector-wide loss totaling about $1.5 billion in the AprilJune quarter, rising competition from Japan, and calls for buyers unions and government to support the American carmakers while riders seek value through shopp ing.
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Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Congress
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
Detroit
U. S
Japan
United States
Toyota
Datsun
Honda
Tokyo
Douglas Fraser
United Auto Workers
Fraser
UAW
Lee Iacocca
William Milliken
Michiga
Letters to the Editor Touts Tax Reform and Civic Care
Readers debate county taxes and governance while praising civic-minded volunteers and questioning national leadership. Arguments span tax policy, media coverage, public spending, and social issues with letters from multiple residents including Henry F. Hall and Ray and Fay Cavanagh.
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Richmond County
Aiken
Henry F. Hall
Morningside Dr
Crosland Park
Augusta National
Ernie Holcomb
Alfred Street
Mr. Holcomb
Ray and
Fay Cavanagh
Alfred St. N. E
Kennedy brother’s Camelot critique and convention clash
The piece vents at length about the Kennedy family and their privilege, denouncing inflation, tax shelters, and liberal rhetoric. It contrasts Teddy Kennedy’s Camelot image with a televised rally and a Democratic convention maneuver that disenfranchises delegates amid promises of jobs and wage controls. It cites Tip O Neill and Carterites, and ends with a jab at 1984 dreams and Mudd interviews.
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Roger Mudd
Camelot
Knights In Shining Armor
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Congress
America
Teddy
Tip O’neill
Courtly
Massachusetts
Camelot South
Tip O’ Neill
Tip
Annie
Mr. Mudd
Lillian
Pornography Misuse Warns Of Cultural Harm And Parental Duty
A public appeal denounces pornography as a cancer on society. The piece urges strong parental responsibility to teach self preservation and discipline to protect children and youth from its effects.
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Summer Ave
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