Legislation Aims to Restructure State Pollution Authority
A proposed bill would create a nine member State Pollution Control Authority dominated by chief executives of five state agencies and four gubernatorial appointees. It seeks to shift focus from health to conservation, add full time assistant attorney general, and allow funds for sewage projects with a 30 percent state grant. Its fate remains uncertain and could revert to the drawing board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Pollution Control Authority
Robert E. McNair
S.C. Water Resources Commission
Water Resources, Health, Wildlife, Parks
State Development Board
Agriculture
Legislative Study Committee
Water Resources Commiss
Ion
C. Claymon Grimes
E. Kenneth Aycock
Grimes
Ohio
Guest Editorial on Project Bluebook and UFOs
The Macon Georgia Telegraph notes the Air Force has closed Project Bluebook after about 23 years of UFO reports from a private pilot over Ranier Washington. The piece questions government secrecy, preserves believer sentiment, and mocks the lack of direct contact with earthlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force
Ranier
Wash
Macon
The Way Is Not Clear in U S Foreign Policy Brief
A critical Foreign Policy brief argues the Nixon administration fails to resolve major crises. It contends Europe requires US force withdrawal would harm allies, while Asia demands self defense without troops. It accuses policymakers of timidity and seeks proactive freedom goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
State Department
Europe
Asia
U. S
Germany
Brandt
Moscow
Middle East
Soviet Union
United States
Middle West
Eldridge Cleaver
Aiken’s St Thaddeus Church Open for Tricentennial Tours
In 1835 Episcopalian services began in Aiken, leading to St Thaddeus cornerstone in 1843 as bishop Christopher Gadsden presided. The church, rebuilt in 1923, features a two stage steeple and stuccoed exterior. holly trees planted in 1856 by Rev J H Cornish. Mrs. R Conover Bartram will narrate graveyard stories during Tricentennial tours Feb 14 and 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken
St. Thaddeus
Barnwell
J. F. Schmidt
J. K. Sass
Edward R. Laurens
James Gadsden
William Gregg
James Black
Benjamin Lockwood
L. Alison
W. C. Courtney
Christopher E. Gadsden
South Carolina
Charleston
J. H. Cornish
Henry W. Ravenel
R. Conover Bartram
Doubt and Faith in Christian Life
The article explains that doubt accompanies Christian life as part of human nature and the flesh. It cites Peter's doubt, notes Satan s role in sowing doubt, and warns against acting on doubt rather than God's commands. It concludes that faith given by God conquers doubt and leads to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Christ
Jesus
Satan
God
Adam
Eve
Portugal Keeps African Empire as Crises Persist
A Los Angeles Times feature discusses Portugal's continued hold on its African territories amid 1960s style coups and insurgencies. It cites Soviet and Chinese weapons support, the perspective of Lisbon elites, and the regime's reliance on a wartime state to preserve empire while questioning Western tolerance and democratic norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portugal
United States
United Nations
Nixon
Lisbon
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Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J.oyler
St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church
Dorothy K. Macdowell
L.C
Africa
Red China
Guine
Angola
Mozambique
U.S
Guinea
Senegal
Czechoslovakia
Russia
China
Vietnam
Marcello Caetano
Salazar
North America
South Africa
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