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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1975
Page
4
The piece argues defense spending fails to keep pace with inflation and arms growth while social programs rise automatically. It cites James Schlesinger criticizing Congress and the administration, warning ceilings without controlling uncontrollable social costs threaten national security.
Billy Graham explains Matthew 5 5 and argues meekness is strong self control not timidity. He doubts hypnosis can override willpower and urges faith in Christ to motivate proper aggressive action and spiritual progress.
Holmes Alexander offers blunt, era styled counsel to multiple presidential hopefuls. He urges Hubert Humphrey and Ted Kennedy to quit, advises Scoop to seek VP backing, praises Peace Corps veteran Sarge, and urges Ronald Reagan to pursue a reform path while contrasting him with Rockefeller and Goldwater.
Washington Merry Gordo reports on the Federal Election Commission's chaotic start, hiring 127 bureaucrats with a $5 million budget, publishing forms before regulations, and nine discrepancies noted by the House Administration Committee. Ford's confidential minutes reveal tensions over spending cuts and energy policy.
Col Moultrie led a determined garrison as Gen Lee arrived by boat near the Cove to encourage the troops. Officers in charge included Lt Col Motte Major Marion and Captains Horry Eveleigh McDonald Harleston Mott Huger Ashby Shubrick Oliphant Blake Marion.
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed by the writer and with a mailing address. Anonymous letters won t be considered. Legibility matters as all letters are subject to editing for space clarity taste and libel. Limit about 200 words.
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