Carter faced by House staunch ally in Griffin affair
The piece portrays President Carter under pressure from House Speaker ONeill after the dismissal of Griffin from the General Services Administration. It notes a $50,000 a year White House post created for Griffin, amid uncertain duties, as perceived payback to soothe ONeill. It criticizes ethical standards and Carter's clout.
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Thomas P. O'Neill
White House
Jimmy Carter
O’neill
Robert Griffin
General Services Administration
Griffin
Mr. Carter
Robert S. Strauss
O'Neill
Carter
Strauss
United States
California
OSHA Burdened Small Firms Face New Exemption Proposal
Senate moves to exempt small businesses under ten employees in low injury areas from OSHA rules, aiming to cut federal costs and reduce taxpayer burden. House-Senate talks must reconcile differences, with potential benefit to American consumers through lower prices and less regulatory cost.
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Senate
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
U. S
OSHA
House-Senate
Okinawans switch to left side of road in major traffic retrofit
Okinawa drivers now use left side traffic flow as part of a nationwide shift. Police report few minor accidents during an eight hour halt while 350 traffic lights and 40 000 roadside signs were changed. Most locals prefer village life and may push to revert to earlier customs.
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U.S
Crane makes early bid for 1980 GOP nomination
Rep. Philip Crane of Illinois launches a long scorable campaign aimed at the conservative wing. He plans to enter more than 30 presidential primaries in 1980 while acknowledging the risk of preemption by Ronald Reagan. The move mirrors early declarations by former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter in 1974.
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Jimmy Carter
Gerald R. Ford
Ronald Reagan
Philip Crane
Crane
Illinois
Reagan
Georgia
Local Newspaper Masthead and Staff Roster
A listing shows Samuel A. Cothran as publisher Scott B. Hunter as managing editor A B Cubbedge as advertising director Charles O Grice as classified advertising manager and Sue S Brown as production manager.
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Scott B. Hunter
Charles O Grice
Sue S. Brown
Dear F N: Finding friendship in faith in high school
A reader in a small Christian high school feels lonely for not participating in peers’ activities. The advisor encourages prayer and Bible study to deepen fellowship with Christ, while suggesting God may send another Christian friend or inspire the reader to witness and love nonbelieving classmates.
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DR. Graham
F.N
Christ
Debating First Amendment Limits on Cursing and Censorship
In Ashley Sees It a recent column questions if free press rights prohibit censoring printed or broadcast words. It contrasts TV four letter words with magazine nudity and recalls Gone with the Wind’s profanity debate, inviting reader views on editorial taste and government pruning.
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Supreme Court
United States
Penthouse
Playboy
Rhett Butler
Scarlett O’hara
Helen G. Sanders
Letters IVY Aims Hit To the Editor
A critical look at the National IWY portraits of 1975, condemning feminist advocates as Marxist influenced. The piece accuses Bella Abzug Gloria Steinem and Jean O Leary of promoting lesbianism and anti Christian ideals through state IWY conferences and education policy.
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Carter
Commission
Congress
Bella Abzug
Ms. Abzug
National
IWY Commission
Gloria Steinam
Ms. Magazine
Michigan Free Press
Houston
Saturday Review of Education
Jean O'Leary
National Gay Task Force
Texas
IWY
Russia
America
Mildred Persinger
Colorado
Aiken County Library Praised for Summer Programs
Paul and Martha Ebel thank the Aiken County Public Library for summer services for children. The note highlights reading program story hour weekly films and this week's Film Festival as sources of fun and entertainment for their family.
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Aiken County
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