Scions Feeding At Public Trough
South Carolina lawmakers face criticism over early payment of salaries and a proposed pension tweak. The article notes interim advances of 7 500 and 2 500 after 30 days, and praises Sen. Gilbert E. McMillan for seeking to end a special contributing member status in the retirement system.
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General Assembly
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Gilbert E. McMillan
Aiken
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Conquer temper through daily prayer and God centered life
The advisor counsels W R to curb anger by daily prayer and Bible study, reflecting on impulsive acts like Peters ear cutting, then identifying selfish triggers and entrusting outcomes to God to regain spiritual balance.
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Christ
God
With Such Friends, Who Needs Enemies
Washington eyes focus on Bert Lance as a constant source of embarrassment to the White House. The piece alleges Lance sought banking favors from union leader Joseph Tonelli amid Tonelli's criminal cases and ties to Irwin Stolz, while noting prior involvement with the National Bank of Georgia and Teamsters funds. No transfers are proven, but the disclosures hurt the Carter administration.
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Billy Carter
White House
Bert Lance
Billy
Lance
Muammar Qaddafi
Georgia
National Bank of Georgia
Carter
Atlanta
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Paperworkers
Joseph Tonelli
Jimmy Carter
Tonelli
Gary Cohn
New York
Lance and Stolz
Teamsters Central States Pension Fund
Lance’s Bank
Teamsters
Pope John Paul II Rejects Liberation Theology at Puebla
Pope John Paul II denounced liberation theology as Marxist in a Puebla Mexico address to about 350 church leaders. He urged neutrality between Marxism and capitalism, stressing the church's religious mission over social politics while warning radicals and neo Marxist priests not to pull the church into politics.
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John Paul II
Latin American Bishops Council
CELAM
Puebla
Mexico
Medellin
Colombia
Catholic Church
Latin America
Camilo Torres
Christ
Nazareth
Cuba
Castro
Republic
Ionesco Critics American Self Image And Wallace Reflections
Paris playwright Eugene Ionesco says Americans are masochistic and blame themselves for global ills while George Wallace reflects on his career and the idea of a self styled political epitaph. He notes a religious awakening after the 1972 shooting and frames his rehabilitation role at Alabama.
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Aiken Standard Requests Signed Letters to Editor
The Aiken Standard invites letters to the editor signed by the writer and bearing a mailing address. Anonymous submissions are rejected. Letters should be legible and may be edited for space clarity and libel. limit about 200 words unless editors grant exceptions.
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