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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1978

Page

4

Riegel Gift Expands Hopelands Garden Improvements

Riegel Tex tile Corp commits 6000 dollars to Hopelands in Aiken to fund a Touch and Scent Garden for the Blind and blind stations across 15 to 20 sites. The gift supports Phase III development and adds Braille plaques detailing nearby flora as part of broader garden enhancements.

Riegel Textile Corp Hopelands Aiken H. W. Thurlow Riegel Friends of Hopelands C. Oliver Iselin

Hillsdale College Defends Autonomy Amid HEW Aid Battle

Hillsdale College rejects HEW forms as evidence of nondiscrimination while continuing to grant equal campus participation to blacks and women. President Roche notes historic women's degrees and warns that HEW aid threatens 200 federally assisted students. The college pushes a $29 million self help scholarship drive to preserve independence.

Federal Department of “Health, Education and Welfare Michigan Hillsdale College George C. Roche HEW Hillsdale

How to invite Christ into your life and guide a spouse

A devotional letter explains salvation by faith in Jesus Christ. It outlines recognizing sin, Christ’s atoning death, and inviting Jesus in, followed by daily Bible reading and prayer to grow and influence the husband toward faith.

DR. Graham Christ Jesus Christ Jesus

We Need More Liberals Like Max Ascoli

Max Ascoli died at 79, noted liberal thinker and founder of The Reporter. Italian-born American anti fascist political scientist who criticized both extremes, supported Bay of Pigs and Vietnam, and championed liberty over equality. He led The Reporter to prominence before its 1968 closure.

Max Ascoli Ascoli Italy Mussolini Joseph R. McCarthy Reporter Magazine China Adlai Stevenson Dwight Eisenhower Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey George Orwell Ferrara U.S America

New Year Reflections On Life And The Unknown

A column muses on stock taking as the year begins asking what we learn in a lifetime. It ponders origins of life, God, fate, and whether humans are meant to understand ultimate truths. The writer cites Frost and others on wisdom and ends with a tongue–in–cheek sci fi nod and a call to follow our leader.

Robert Frost Frost Earth

Navy Harassment of Lt McRae Over Recruits Abuse Exposed

Lt Ronald McRae, a Navy legal officer, alleged mistreatment of new enlistees at San Diego boot camp. Documents show kickbacks received by two commanders and misuse of awards. McRae faces investigation amid claims of a Nixon-like enemies list. A Civil Service Commission report cites ongoing Navy discrimination and slow reform. Rep Downey and Rep Moss seek accountability.

Washington U.S. Navy Ronald McRae San Diego McRae Navy Naval Investigative Service Richard Nixon John Moss D-Calif Civil Service Commission

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