South Carolina Sees Slower Industrial Expansion in 1970
Official figures show 310 million in new investment by Dec 1, 128 new or expanded plants and 9 600 jobs added versus 214 plants and 18 000 jobs a year earlier. The slowdown portends lower state and county revenues and a delayed mid Seventies impact as tax rebates and school levies respond.
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South Carolina
State Development Board
Treasuries
Right Track on Election Law Modifications
Atty General Daniel R. McLeod urges changes to strip dormant or fringe parties of charter based on voting thresholds. He questions current 10 000 petition rule and suggests requiring about 80 000 signatures to reflect 10 percent of 900 000 registered voters. The piece argues for more realistic standards to prevent fragmentation and preserve voter clarity.
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Daniel R. McLeod
McLeod
The Case Of Hickel's Pickle
Speculation swirls over why Interior Secretary Wally Hickel was fired by President Nixon. The narrative cites his strong Cabinet record and a pivotal meeting after Cambodia before Hickel was summoned to the White House.
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Our Nation Tiresome People and the Fonda Controversy
A row over the FBI list of tiresome people includes actress Jane Fonda and figures like Jerry Rubin Timothy Leary H. Rap Brown and Angela Davis. The column questions motives behind dismissals and argues about workplace dynamics and politics in a satirical critique.
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Miss Fonda
Jerry Rubin
David Frost
London
Rubin
Timothy Leary
Algeria
H. Rap Brown
Angela Davis
Montmorenci Baptist Church History Highlights and Growth
G L Toole II notes early Montmorenci Baptist Church meetings on Saturdays before preaching Sundays the first and third in each month. Wednesdays hosted prayer, with business at church conferences. drinking and dancing prompted expulsions. Revivals in 1871 and 1886 expanded membership. baptisms in 1886 near Greenberry Redd Mill Pond. The church expanded in 1959 with stained glass, parsonage built in 1946, and a Protestant Fellowship Hall repurposed from a former schoolhouse in the 1940s.
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G. L. Toole II
Aiken County
Montmorenci
Greenberry Redd Mill Pond
Pier Head
Four SC Counties Join Savannah Air Quality Region
Four South Carolina counties Beaufort Colleton Hampton and Jasper join the Savannah air quality control region. The move advances interstate regional coverage and triggers a multi phase process before standards take effect. If delays occur federal oversight and funding support will help enforce compliance and may allow court action against polluters.
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South Carolina
Savannah
Palmetto State
Beaufort
Colleton
Hampton
Jasper
Rock Hill
Charlotte
Aiken Standard Calls for Signed Letters to Editor
The Aiken Standard invites readers to submit letters for publication. Letters must be signed with a mailing address and cannot be anonymous or pen named. Legibility and potential editing for space and libel are stated.
Sunday closing law critique from Aiken reader
A letter argues that businesses violating Sunday closing laws erode law and order and morality. The writer warns that open Sunday operations harm employees and public ethics, linking worship, trust, and social conduct, and cites editorial debates on Christmas terminology. Clinton D. Henderson signs the letter.
The Tyranny of Noise Book Review
Robert Alex Baron argues noise is a weapon and a design flaw in industry and transit. He cites Slattery’s construction pressure on New York residents 1964 67 and notes GM Ford and federal contracts pushing quieter tech amid regulatory inertia.
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St. Martin's Press
Robert Alex Baron
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New York City
Federal Aviation Agency
Department of Defense
NASA
General Motors
Consolidated Edison
Baron
Slattery
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Sixth Avenue
Slattery Construction Company
Manhattan
Ford
No real conflict between Bible and science says Huxley comment
A passage discusses whether Bible believers reconcile science and scripture. It cites Thomas Huxley and Sir James Simpson praising faith and Savior, arguing belief is will driven, not intellect, and that many great minds were Christian while others rejected faith. It asserts no real Bible conflict, noting opposition stems from unwillingness to change.
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Thomas Huxley
Charles Kingsley
James Simpson
Christ
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