Seeing Eye to Immigration Policy in Senator Scott Saga
Senator William Scott denounces illegal aliens as an invasion and argues for stronger immigration enforcement. He cites offshore labor and “stoop crops” as proof of a labor crisis while predicting the Carter administration will require new officers. He questions Mexico and calls for turning off the magnet of job opportunity amid a national problem.
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Holmes Alexander
William Scott
Rva
Scott
Senate Subcommittee On Immigration and Naturalization
American Virgin Islands
British West Indies
Maine
Sen
Bill Scott
Carter Administration
U.S
Griffin Bell
Cyrus Vance
Justice and
State Departments
Bell
Vance
State
Justice Department
Senator Scott
Aiken Standard Editorial Staff in 1977
The Aiken Standard dated January 7 1977 lists Samuel A Cothran as President and Editor with Robert D Cathcart as Executive Editor, reflecting the publication's leadership trio.
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Samuel A. Cothran
Robert D. Cathcart
Harold Graybeal Retires After Four Years as Aiken County Leader
Harold Graybeal, first chair of the Aiken County Council, retires after four years in public office. He guided the transition to home rule amid reforms and challenges, earning praise for dedication and direct methods though some offendees by his blunt style. Aiken Standard lauds his service and wishes him happiness ahead.
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Aiken County
Harold Graybeal
Graybeal
Graybear
Mottel Named Plant Manager at Savannah River Plant
North Augusta resident Mottel becomes SRP plant manager succeeding K W French upon retirement. He has risen quickly in Du Pont and served as North Augusta city councilman and first chairman of the Aiken County Public Service Authority. The PSA project supports local environmental health and industry in Horse Creek Valley.
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William J. Mottel
North Augusta
du Pont Company
Savannah River
K W. French
Mr. Mottel
du Pont
Aiken
County Public Service Authority
PSA
Horse Creek Valley
SRP
Memorable Quotes from Lyndon Johnson on Press Freedom
President Lyndon B. Johnson asserts that newspapers and readers are partners in freedom and warns that failing to defend press freedom neglects liberty itself. The quote emphasizes civic duty and the essential role of a free press in democracy.
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Lyndon Johnson
Got To Be Me Syndrome In Lilliputian Show Scene
Paul Harvey rails at pretentious singers who call themselves artists and label performances concerts. He denounces self regard and auto adulation in TV talents, noting fakey boilerplate praise and the urge to sing one’s own song while lacking genuine craft. He cites clichés and the emptiness of “I am my own man” as hollow self justification.
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Paul Harvey
Las Vegas
Dinah Shore
Enous
ATV
Aiken County residents critique school coverage and plan
Readers challenge a Dec 28 interview with district leaders and explain that their group represented attendees and non attendees alike. They cite high school enrollment figures for 1973 and discuss potential consolidation of Aiken High to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
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Jeane Hall
T. B. Willis
Aiken County
James R. Hilley
Oscar A. Towler Jr
Citizens’ Group
Area 1 Advisory Council
John B. Bradley
School Board of Administration
Willis
Aiken High
North Augusta High
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Ment
Mexico City
America
Congress
Legislative Branch
Leonard Chapman
Mottel
THE
Lilliputians
State Department of Education
Towler
Department of Education
Southern Association
Louis Lewis
Marcus Welbys
Marcus
Belinda Brown
Hampton Avenue
N. W
U.S. Postal Service
U. S. Postal Service
United Parcel Service
Sarasota
New Orleans
Iowa
Postal Service
W.P
Whitney Drive
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