Ministers Clash Over PCA Attitudes At Aiken Forum
Two Presbyterian factions debated reunion and unity at a public forum in Aiken noting that it was not a formal debate. Dr. John Randolph Taylor and Dr. Cortez A. Cooper discussed Presbyterian union and the split with the PCA drawing 400 conservative congregations and 50 000 members.
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Presbyterian Church
U. S
Aiken
North Augusta
Columbia Area
Presbyterians
John Randolph Taylor
Central Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
America
China
Taylor
Committee On Presbyterian Union
Confederate States of America
Dr. Taylor
First Presbyterian Church of
Nashville
Cortez A. Cooper
PCUS
United Presbyterians
Dr. Cooper
Presbyterian Church In America
Cooper
PCA
PCAS
Kissinger Hopeful After Second Kissinger Rabin Meeting
Secretary Kissinger shows optimism as he holds his second meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin in less than 12 hours. Officials say no substantive talks occurred yet and a formal agenda will be set after Kissinger's Cairo visit.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin Rabin
Kissinger
Cairo
Middle East
Rabin
Ford Promises Gas For Farms In Kansas Address
President Ford told the Kansas legislature he will propose an energy related tax rebate to aid farmers and pledged that American agriculture will not run out of gas. He said the farmer will receive the fuel he needs while the energy program drafts a rebate to offset higher costs from conservation measures.
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Topeka
Kan
Ford
Kansas
State
The
Ameri
Pope Paul VI urges Lent charity over surplus
Vatican City AP report says Pope Paul VI urged Christians to share their substance with the poor and hungry during Lent. He stressed Jesus identified with the poor and warned against a comfortable, abundant life while the destitute suffer.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Jesus
Mardi Gras hampered by 56-day transit strike
Mardi Gras began in New Orleans despite a city transit strike now in its 56th day. Revelers faced limited parking and extra walking to reach downtown crowds, with scenes ranging from raucous French Quarter parties to family picnics along parade routes as costumes and floats filled the streets.
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New Orleans
Onassis Recovers From Gall Bladder Surgery
Aristoteles Onassis, 69, recovering satisfactorily from gall bladder operation after a bout of influenza. Sources say the operation occurred Sunday with no complications. He fell ill at his Athens home January 31 and was brought to Paris’ American Hospital February 7 at Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis’ insistence. He also suffers from myasthenia gravis, making the flu more serious.
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Paris
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Athens
Jacqueline Kennedy
Rain Chance Increases With Cooler, Partly Cloudy Skies
The forecaster says today will be partly cloudy and cool with a high in the lower 60s and a low around mid 40s tonight. Rain probability is 20 percent today, rising to 60 percent tonight and on Wednesday.
Irony pops up in local scenes from crash to fashion
A Whiskey Road crash drew eyes when a car wore the bumper line I'd rather be flying. Shoppers face $60 lunches and dresses at Gazebo and Ramada Inn. Friends of the Library heard a Fairfield County resident asked for Capt. Bull's first wife’s picture to catch a ghost.
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Whiskey Road
Gazebo
Ramada Inn
State Library Reference Department
Friends of the Library
Alice Nolte
Field Service
Fairfield County
Capt. Bull
Derrick Voices Support for Ford Economic Proposals
Rep. Derrick told about 150 constituents that President Ford's economic plan is bold and reasonable. He urged thorough investigation of fuel costs and opposed gasoline rationing while noting inflation recession and unemployment as top issues.
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Derrick
Ford
Butler Derrick
Washington
Aiken considers 2.25 million low income housing project on Chesterfield
Aiken City Council refers to Planning and Zoning a rezoning request for an 18 acre Chesterfield Street site to support a 100 unit low rent development. HUD has approved funding. project costs estimated at 2.25 to 2.5 million with 700000 for site work.
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Aiken
Chesterfield St
Aiken Housing Authority
Chesterfield Street
Chesterfield
John Weems
Hallman and Weems
Weems
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Kalmia Hill Recreation Park
Planning and Zoning Commission
James Adams
Brentwood Place
Hastings Wyman
Adams
William Clyburn
Aiken County approves five year car lease with Satcher Motor Co
The lease between Aiken County Sheriff’s Department and Satcher Motor Co extends five years instead of 18 months. It covers 35 four door sedans at 240 dollars per car per month for 18 months with a 60 day cancellation option by either party. The agreement was filed with county administrator Thomas F Williams for public inspection and signed by Sheriff Paul D Grant and J H Satcher.
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Aiken County
Hospital construction advances amid union picketing near hospital site
Construction supervisor Bud Dokes says the new hospital is ahead of schedule with 60 percent of the first floor done and upper floors to start in two weeks. Assistant supervisor Sam Moore arrives this week to coordinate subs while pickets from Ironworkers Local 709, Pipefitters Local 150, and Labor Local 1137 protest non union hiring.
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Bud Dokes
Dokes
Sam Moore
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Hospital Cooperation of America
Mayfield
Kentucky
Moore
Labor
HCA
Department of Health & Environmental Control
DHEC
John C. West
Circuit Court
Frank Eppes
James B. Edwards
J M. Rogers
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