Louis Cassels Memorial Fund established at USC College of Journalism
A fitting tribute to Aiken County native Louis Welborn Cassels funds a distinguished journalism chair and scholarships at USC. Cassels died in 1974 after a career as reporter columnist editor and author of ten books. Donations are tax deductible and may be sent to the USC College of Journalism Columbia SC 29208.
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Louis Welborn Cassels
University of South Carolina College of Journalism
Aiken County
Cassels
United Press International
Aiken
Coontail Lagoon
USC College of Journalism
McKissick
Louis Cassels
Old Ellenton
Aiken Countians
College of Journalism
University of South Carolina
Columbia
S. C
Scouts Lift Christmas Spirit With Youth Bazaar
The Girl Scout Cadette Troop 141 hosted a Youth Bazaar at All Saints Episcopal Church on December 13. Four scouts created over a hundred craft items sold at child sized prices, guiding siblings through aisles and gift wrapping purchases, enriching Christmas giving.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
Aiken News Briefs December 26 1980
Aiken South Carolina newspaper note lists Samuel A Cothran as publisher Scott B Hunter as managing editor and A 8 Cubredge as advertising director with Aiken Communications Inc. at 124 Rutland Drive The issue is dated Friday December 26 1980 and indicates second class postage paid in Aiken.
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Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S.C
Aiken, S.C
Adults vs Youth Openness to Gospel in Crusades
In responses from Dr. Graham and R. G. the recipient notes a belief that adults may be more open to faith, while Graham reports that young people often respond more readily to the Gospel. He cites older habits and resistance as reasons adults may resist faith in life.
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DR. Graham
R. G
God
Our Duty Is To Complain By George F. Will
George F. Will critiques American quality and patriotism through Col Harland Sanders and the KFC flap. He cites Bear Bryant and global products, noting a decline in quality and urging vigorous criticism when American goods falter.
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Washington
Col. Harland Sanders
Ray Kroc
McDonald’s
Sanders
KFC
America
Snyder’s
Hanover
Jeremy Main
Fortune Magazine
Boeing
International Harvester
Deere & Co
Barbara Tuchman
Tuchman
Bear
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Hman
Germany
Reagan Faces Split Congress Shape for 1981 Inauguration
Reagan moves to work with a newly split Congress as he prepares to take office on January 20 1981. He aims to cut federal spending and push tax cuts while facing a Senate controlled by Republicans and a House led by Democrats under Speaker Thomas P. ONeill.
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Ronald Reagan
Capitol Hill
Carter
California
Jimmy Carter
House
Senate
White House
Reagan
Congress
97Th Congress
Kemp-Roth
Thomas P
Tip) O’neill
D-Mass
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Scott B. Hunter
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George F. Will
Louisville Courier-Journal
Dante
By Benjamin Shore
Mr. Reagan
House Budget Committee
Tax Writing
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House Democrats
Tip
Oval Office
National Democratic Party
Edward Kennedy
Walter Mondale
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