Rhetoric-Deed Gap clouding SC pollution program funding
The South Carolina pollution control program faces a gap between rhetoric and action as the agency seeks 1.4 million dollars to expand staff while the Budget and Control Board trims to 560,935 dollars. The Water and Air divisions gain small staffing boosts, but doubt remains they can fill the slots. The piece questions budget priorities versus needs for cleaner air and water amid state austerity.
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South Carolina
State Pollution Control Authority
House
Ways and Means
Senate
Solomon Blatt
Judiciary
Red Tape Delays Donation of Royalties
James L. Robertson vice chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank faced a tax ruling hurdle to donate book royalties to the Treasury. He instead assigns the proceeds to a college after Treasury delays and a copyright transfer would not be worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James L. Robertson
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Northern liberals urged to face urban renewal and race realities
The piece rebukes Northern liberals for avoiding racial context in urban renewal and crime debate. It cites Victor Palmiere on Negro population shifts, city trends, and federal programs, arguing many Northerners ignore the truth and must back decency, law, and order.
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Victor Palmiere
Oakland
Calif
Washington
Great Lakes
Milwaukee
Toledo
Pennsylvania-Ohio
Michigan- Indiana
California
New York City
District of Columbia
Washington, D.C
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
St. Louis
Ribicoff
The Divorced Parents Column Sparks Faith Healing View
Abby prints a note from a son of divorced parents who says divorce helped his family find happiness. The piece argues happiness varies, calls fractured homes tragic, and highlights church work to heal families through Christian rehabitation and wedding imagery.
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Abby
D.A
Jesus
Cana of Galilee
Russell of Georgia a living legend as senator and icon
The piece portrays Richard Russell as a regal figure in Georgia politics acknowledged by President Nixon. It notes his seven-term career, early rise to power, and status as a confidant in interviews while praising his integrity. It likens him to a modern Confederate monarch and emphasizes his influence, independence, and public image.
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Atlanta
Senate
Georgia
George Bernard Shaw
GBS
Russell
Nixon
United States
Dick Russell
Senator Russell
Lyndon Johnson
Defense
Charlie Wilson
Kennedy
Confederacy-in-exile
Pope
Editor questions panel report on St Angela discussion
A letter to the editor contesting a Feb. 12 article at St Angela School. The writer cites Charles McCabe's San Francisco Chronicle piece The Problem is People and clarifies that home environment factors, not praise of pushers, shaped the discussion.
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St. Angela School
Charles McCabe
San Francisco Chronicle
Mafia
Newspapers
Fuzz
Timothy Leary
How Pine Log Road Was Named By Dorothy K. MacDowell
During the Revolutionary War British posts in South Carolina and Georgia built trails to keep lines of communication. The famous Pine Log Road ran from Ft. Granby to Ft. Moore with a fallen pine across the South Edisto River serving as a natural bridge for walkers.
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Pine Log
Dorothy K. Macdowell
South Carolina
Georgia
Ft. Granby
Congaree River
Ft. Moore
Savannah River
South Edisto River
Frances Cassels wins fashion award in Atlanta
Emily Goodman notes Horace Cassels as the smilingest man in Jackson after his daughter Frances won the Fashion Institute of America top honor in Atlanta. Frances, Jackson High graduate and NHS member, receives the unique in student gold medal and $500. She's named to Who's Who in American Junior Colleges.
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Emily Goodman
Horace Cassels
Jackson
Frances
Fashion Institute of America
Atlanta
Jackson High School
Aiken County Thank You for Operation Santa Claus Gifts
The Aiken County Mental Health Association thanks donors and volunteers for Operation Santa Claus. Churches civic groups and individuals provided nearly 2000 gifts plus cash cards decorations and visits. Aiken county ranked at the top in donations for the state wide effort over the past two years.
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Aiken County Mental Health Association
S.C
South Carolina
Aiken
Dell W. Harvey
Aiken County
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Aiken, S.C
Samuel A. Cothran
Eugene J. Oyler
Citizen Smith
By Dave Gerard
the Register and Tribune Syndicate
Ant, Gia
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Conn
Billy Graham
By Holmes Alexander
Washington Hilton International
Richard Brevard Russell
Memorial Stadium
Georgia House
Colliers Magazine
Winder
Carolina
S. Perrin Toole
By Rufus W. Gosnell
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Lou Brown
Vikings
Louie Alvanos
Chiefs
Louie
Supreme Court
E. B. Garrington
Gracie
Houston
Mac Keeney
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