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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1969
Page
6
A study by Helene A. Cameron of Ohio State University shows taxes influence site selection little, with firms noting only about a one percent cost difference between high and low tax areas. The findings suggest South Carolina industry hunters should weigh other factors amid tax concerns.
The U S Department of Transportation moves to approve a training jetport near Everglades National Park border, triggering a sequence of development that conservationists say will destroy the ecosystem. Officials say the plan is a compromise. planners push for a full jet port while critics warn of lasting social and environmental damage.
The piece argues that public opinion polls, not media, shape politics and that Vice President Agnew and President Nixon enjoy broad support. It asserts newspapers distort opinion, praises Gallup surveys, and predicts a louder public voice guiding Capitol Hill. It quotes figures and references the Silent Majority.
The piece argues Congress must revise the District of Columbia bail law to curb pre trial detention delays. It contrasts federal adversary procedure with British practice and calls for judicial discretion and funding to ensure speedy justice while preserving due process.
Excerpts recount Mussolini’s 25 year political arc from dictator to doomed ally of Hitler. It notes his misread conquest of Ethiopia, the Pact of Steel, and Goering’s claim that Hitler viewed Mussolini as a satellite while Italy moved toward occupation. It ends with Andisio’s execution of Mussolini near Lake Como.
A columnist critiques President Nixon’s press engagement style noting grumbling in the press corps. He recalls how Truman Eisenhower Kennedy reshaped the format and argues for regular full disclosures and press conferences in the public interest.
A reader asks how to recover after losing work and marriage due to drinking. The response urges surrender to Jesus, repentance for past harm, and a new life led by faith, with humility, prayer, and reliance on God to remove old desires and guide toward reconciliation and fresh work.
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