Extraterrestrial Life Communication Debate Explored
Editor notes consider whether humanity should attempt contact with intelligent aliens. Scientists debate risks of cultural dominance and possible “technological cancer” while radio remains the likely bridge. Arecibo sent a 1974 binary message as a landmark experiment.
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Arecibo Observatory
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Billy Carter to Appear at Southern 500 Darlington
Billy Carter brother of the President will join the Southern 500 Festival Parade in downtown Darlington as a lead car rider and honorary Miss Southern 500 pageant judge in Florence. He will ride before the race with Darlington Raceway President Barney Wallace, a spot also used by the President last year during his campaign.
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Darlington
Billy Carter
Carter
Florence
Darlington Raceway
Barney Wallace
Spence Takes 3 Junkets Abroad on Taxpayer Dime
Rep. Floyd D. Spence led South Carolina's delegation in travel with three junkets abroad last year at taxpayer expense, including a Geneva trip in May costing 341 for a four day rental car. Other lawmakers Sen. Strom Thurmond and Reps. Holland and Jenrette reported no trips.
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Floyd D. Spence
South Carolina
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Spence
Switzerland
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Geneva
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Strom Thurmond
Kenneth L. Holland
John W. Jenrette Jr
Israel Rejects U S Charge Over West Bank Settlements
The Carter administration objects to three new West Bank settlements calling them illegal and obstacles to peace talks. Israel denies the claim and says negotiations with Arabs remain the goal. U N Secretary General Waldheim also expressed regrets.
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Washington
Carter
West Bank
Jordan River
Israel
Avi Pazner
United States
New York
U.N
Chaim Herzog
World Organization
Palestine Liberation Organization
Kurt Waldheim
Australian Strike Ban Sparks Election Clash
Australian Parliament outlawed strikes by government workers to curb a week long Sydney postal workers stoppage. The measure empowers firing and layoff of staff who strike, signaling a confrontation between Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser's government and unions amid a broader budget and tax cut drive.
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Canberra
Australia
Malcolm Fraser
Tony Street
Sydney
FCC study finds prosecutions curb CB rule breaking
The FCC released a six month study showing that prosectorial action is the only effective method to compel CB users to follow rules. The study across 15 areas found education and mere citations had little impact on compliance.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Cbers
FCC
Cbs
Weekend Rain Expected Across Aiken Area
The Aiken area faces more rain this weekend with a 60 percent chance of showers tomorrow and possible rain Sunday. Cooler temperatures follow with highs in the mid 80s and overnight lows around 70.
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Aiken
Thurmond to Appear on Meet the Press This Sunday
The piece notes Sen Strom Thurmond of South Carolina will appear on Meet the Press to discuss the subject To Canal. It mentions Aiken as a town listed in Seventeen magazine for back to school clothes and contrasts teen preferences for blue jeans and t shirts with bold slogans.
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Strom Thurmond
S.C
Canal
Aiken
Seventeen
Balanced Budget Sought as Aiken Schools Prepare to Open
In Aiken County officials seek a revised budget ahead of Tuesday's opening. District Superintendent Ted B. Willis says a balanced budget may be possible with higher tax revenue estimates and further cuts. Contingency cuts include 33 teaching positions and library funds, sparking concern over accreditation and supplies. Action on the revised plan could occur at the next board meeting.
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Aiken County
Ted B. Willis
Willis
July CPI Shows Smallest Rise in Seven Months
Government data indicate consumer prices rose 0.4 percent in July the slowest gain since December 1976 Food prices edged up 0.1 percent while other items like household goods and autos rose 0.1 percent Earnings for workers fell slightly as average hours worked declined, weakening purchasing power. GNP growth for the quarter was revised and inflation outlook improved as policy hopes center on slower food price increases.
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Washington
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Aiken's Makin' Seeks Talented People for Festival
Aiken's Makin' festival run by the Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce invites local artists and craftsmen to participate from Sept 29 to Oct 1. The event will display county-made products and local talents across more than 60 downtown display areas and nearby centers.
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Aiken
Greater Aiken Chamber of Commerce
Luther Rigby
Chamber of Commerce
Aiken's Makin’ Committee
Bigby
Tilbury Addition Underway At Tilbury Fabrics Plant
Tilbury Fabrics begins a 550000 dollar addition at the Aiken Industrial Park with 50 000 square foot facility and 200 local jobs. Edward Erich said construction started two weeks ago and drapery making will be the main function. Applications for positions may begin now with completion expected by year end.
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Tilbury Fabrics
Aiken
Tilbury
Edward Erich
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